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markusf
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quote: Originally posted by rah
As long as you can keep it. That's the one thing that might not be recognized when a session ends. Your forces may be just ready to move out. While infrastructure will help you respond quickly, it doesn't always allow you to stop something if enough is coming at you.
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Early 2x is a defensive game, your virtually unattackable. I don't care if you send 50 crusaders at me you won't get a single city (unless you use ships) If you have units that move 2 squares inside the city you can just move them out and kill any attackers.
Once railroads are discovered the only defence is offence. And if you don't pay attention you could lose 15-20 cities a turn to a well planed attack.
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Deity Dude
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Westland, Michigan
Aug 2000 time: 00:20
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Another problem with the point system is what about teh person who is one turn away from building the wonder or getting the key tech that allows the window for an attack.
I'm with Markus on this one - play a second session. I know that isn,t always possible but it never even seems to be discussed in the RAH games I've played.
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Flatlander Fox
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Fort Living Room
Jul 2001 time: 06:20
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I'm up for continuing games, but how much fun is it to continue a game (Second session) when you are losing?
The obvious answer is none, but you would be suprised at how comebacks are possible.
The problem is (I've this stated before) is that the really good players won't let a guy up after he is down.
If you continue games, you would have to change the rules that many play by now. Makeshift alliances, tech trading after a certain date, and other measures can be taken to increase the fun for the "losers" who seem to tag along in the evening games.
I would like to get a continuing game going, because no one has seen me in my full glory as a mid-game manager! 
As markus said (I'm agreeing with Markus ) it's all about the luck of the start with good players. Some players, myself included, can f**k up a good thing quite quickly , but a better player won't. And if that better player doesn't blow it, he is in the driver's seat for the game.
Now to contradict myself entirely, I really don't care if there is a "winner". I like the game, the challenge of playing good MP players, and the little squares surrounded by darkness at the beginning of the game. As long as I am competitive, and stay away from the big boys who like to pick on me, I'll keep playing.
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