Titan Game?

[Kalrex]

I like the criticism and taunting from a safe distance you're all doing...

[kevindusi]

Still waiting on that list, Kalrex.

[Kalrex]

The "list" certainly includes all of the "personalities" who posted on the page before this one... asides me obviously.

[kevindusi]

Soooo, Lucky Tiger, Cipher, Lord Diamond, and me. But you've never really played against me, so not sure why I'm getting lumped in there.

[Kalrex]

Thinking on it, I guess Will and LT passed on the Troll since a Titan game has yet to have a reinforcements turn...

Kevin, I would annihilate you

[kevindusi]

I think we need to add you to that list with comments like that.

[Kalrex]

"I'll make an open challenge to ANYBODY this same variant, including Cipher... ... .... ......... "

[kevindusi]

I fail to see how that does anything to dispel the thought that you might think you are better than you actually are.

[Cipher]

Ahh, but mightn't we all?

[Ry Vor]

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Any odds makers reading this thread?

Good luck Will.

Yeah, I have an opinion. If like previous Titan games and the game is conceded by T7 or so, I like Will's Assembly.

Not completely factored in is how the 3 dummy positions affect matters. I think actually now that I review those spots, the non-selection of the Gnome works hard against Will and I commented on that sort of thing in discussion with Cipher earlier on whether this variant should be offered. Who on Will's side is going to take Runnimede, a nice region. I'm interested in the thinking of no one claiming the Gnomes.

But then, how will Thanatos stop control of the Talking Mountains with no Dwarves involved? The third excluded kingdom, the Trolls, might be in part to the fact neither player expects the game to last past T10.

Each turn past turn 7, I give Thanatos ever increasing chances, starting at 50% then. Say increase it 5% per turn then, so by Turn 10 its 65% likely Lord Thanatos wins. Its over by Turn 15 I think in any case - and more likely before T10 outside of outright stubbornness.