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[Discuss] Battlemaster is a tyranny

Timothy Collett danaris at mac.com
Wed Oct 18 17:55:39 CEST 2006


On Oct 18, 2006, at 11:47 AM, Tom Vogt wrote:
> Excellent points. Maybe I should add a little randomness to battle  
> settings. A small chance (depending on unit morale and training)  
> that your men get the settings wrong by +/- one combat line, or in  
> the wrong formation, all by themselves.
>
> Why? Not to mess with people, but to give people plausable  
> deniability.
>
> I don't like adding these things, because I want people to have  
> some reliability at least for themselves, but hey, if it's the only  
> way?

How about just forbid people from banning for wrong settings, but  
still allow us to order them?  Or better yet, allow banning for  
persistent and clearly deliberate wrong settings, but not for one or  
two battles where you misread, or didn't get the order, or just  
forgot...or thought that the General's settings were stupid.

If we can order settings, that gives people an idea of what's good to  
use for this battle, and they can choose whether or not to follow  
it.  But don't make it an inalienable right, because that will just  
lead to a lot of confusion.

Timothy Collett
Anaris Family

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We do not inherit the world from our parents; we borrow it from our  
children
  - American Indian Proverb




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