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StrategicKingMi
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Rah, I determine the starting position advantage in the following ways:
1) pennisula or no pennisula- the host almost never starts on a thin pennisula, almost always in the meat of the cont
2) river system- the host has about a 30% chance of starting on the largest river system on the mapand non-host less then 20%
3) nearby huts- host generaly has 2-5 more huts in same radius as non-host
4) centralized location- expansion in all directions ( harder to defend but a big advantage none the less)
less corruption etc.
5) better resources- about 30% of the time host starts with a resource in starting city radius (20% for non-host)
I was even talking about going first.
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MalevolentLight
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High Above
Jul 1999 time: 00:26
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That is the biggest bunch of bullshit I have ever seen. Your "statistics" are a joke and have no evidence to back them up. You just pulled them out of the air. I can't begin to count how many times I have been stuck without resources or sandwhiched between water or starting on a pole as host. So what is the setting you are the greatest player at this year? I remember when you used to call yourself the greatest on my settings until you realized you couldn't beat me and that you would never beat me. Then it was no hut maps, then it was giga maps, then it was premade maps, it was island maps, then it was 1x1x, then it was 2x1x, make up your mind.
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MalevolentLight
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High Above
Jul 1999 time: 00:26
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I usually choose blue, but the only advantage of being white is that you get to go first.
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StrategicKingMi
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Excuse me, is Eyes trying to say that I am versitile because I played this game so many different ways? Yet, I am accused of not being this by Apolytoners, hmmm, very interesting.
Second, i did not make up thoose numbers, I have about 100 saved games in my computers vastly bloated memory, they bare this out. I further set up hundreds and hundreds of games and have anyalized the start positions of both players. I examine every game I play and reveal the starts at the end of the game.
And no, it has to do with who hosts. The computer gives the host advantages such as techs and settlers to make up for bad starts. Now, when they have a better start, they have no extras. Most players of course play "clean" starts so it is therefore logical that most starts by the host will be good and play bares this out in reality.
And, no Eyes, at your settings, since between compatant players, it is a 50% proposition. You are winning less then this because when faced without a quick win, you will quit. And since I find the way you play virtually skill less, and subject to the ole double computer trick not to mention boring and very limited the days of you being on my play list has been far removed.
Another reason, is that I never bring up the fact that I used to beat you with regularity on your own settings untill after you lie and brag and use that wonderfully selective memory of yours of games played 5 years ago where I had not the information needed to play on thoose settings such as city guiding since I was used to playing my civnet and civ 1 and just started playing non-hot seat games.
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StrategicKingMi
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I suppose a "not" should be insurted...
"4. I HAVE NOT, AND WILL NEVER CHEAT IN A GAME"
(I type to fast and am far too lazy to reread my brilliant writing)
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