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very confused this

You made more picks than he did. That seems unfair.

oh ya good point. he was also surrounded by wastelands, that also is unfair.

Sour grapes. Nothing more.

They only did four picks, and GOT their top three picks.

They got really bad attack results on that last turn. Both big stacks basically committed suicide because of your placements. Maybe THAT is how they thought you cheated? Happening to allocate just right to destroy all the armies they had in those two attacks?

It can be very frustrating when that happens. :(

Edited 4/19/2019 07:25:12

They got really bad attack results on that last turn. Both big stacks basically committed suicide because of your placements. Maybe THAT is how they thought you cheated? Happening to allocate just right to destroy all the armies they had in those two attacks?

i don't think he was committing suicide and i certainly wasn't.

i took a big risk, intentionally. the same as the previous turn. i wanted the game to either be over (which it was anyway) or to create an actual challenge for myself.

Edited 4/19/2019 08:47:17

He was probably embarrassed. I know I would be if I ever lost to you.

I'd feel cheated if I lost to you too.

Oh hey i played against this guy once. He was pretty annoying so I blocked him. Also isn't that good. I would just ignore him and move on

Last time I when against him (2013), he basically called me an idiot and said no one wanted to be on my team. 115 v 140 income was very close in that game (where I was 105 (+ 5 + 5 for teammates) and the other team was averaging 45 each.

Can’t see how he’s so bad after playing in 10k games. He didn’t even acknowledge the FTB in your game.

God, your picks sucked, Wally.

God, your picks sucked, Wally.

oh bummer, i was totally trying my hardest. i knew he would be an extremely tough opponent.



Edited 4/20/2019 03:40:22

Or you could of put basic knowledge to use and swap your 3 with either your 1/2 to guarantee coverage. I know you're pretty good, but it hurts my eyes to see players who should know better making rookie mistakes.

it's not a mistake dude. you guys have been telling me this for years and i always say the same thing. you don't get it.

when lebron james plays his son in a game he does not play his best defense. same with me playing 31% players in auto games.

i just started the ladder. in my first 6 games i have thought about 2 minutes total making my picks. because i know i'm going to win all 6 games even if i play them drunk. who cares?

when i start playing good players, then i will try.

Don’t you bring the sprite spokesman into this.

"it's not a mistake dude. you guys have been telling me this for years and i always say the same thing. you don't get it.

when lebron james plays his son in a game he does not play his best defense. same with me playing 31% players in auto games."


The thing is, you make mistakes that don't actually require thought to not make. They're the types of things that should just be intuition that is drilled into you on an instinctual level.

Edited 4/20/2019 12:00:16

there is a poker saying that fits here.

'to be good you must learn to play tight'

'to be great you must learn to play loose'

i'm intentionally playing loose and you're laughably telling me i'm making a mistake for not playing tight.

Edited 4/20/2019 18:34:08

if i were taking an optimal strategy test and those picks were my answer, they'd be a mistake.

but i know the correct answer and i choose to pick differently.

"but i know the correct answer and i choose to pick differently."

no one is like "oh i know what to do. and im going to exactly not do that". the exception is when its done absoultly obvious via a wasteland challenge or something wich wasnt the case here.

at this point you just try to talk your way out in a weak way.