Orgah Battle Royale II Symposium

[Zain]

I agree with the above, but make sure tactics and orders still play a part. Trying to find a counter to your opponents possible strategies is half the fun. Plus I love coming up with fun ways to turn all the stuff I find into weaponry. and of course I love obsessively creating a battle strategy I think is right for the occasion.

Half the fun for me is coming up with the fights in accordance to the battle plans players send into me, so making the battles mathematical might kill the fun.

Idea duly noted.

[Centurion1]

yeah long detailed orders should definitely be rewarded

[Cultured Drizzt fan]

Though perhaps not TOO detailed. He does have to do 23 of them

[Tratorix]

Also, the earlier games were hosted by Myddraal and Roadkill I believe, so if you're still looking for tips you could try shooting one of them a pm. Not sure if Roadkill is still around, but I believe Myddraal is, he just doesn't frequent the gameroom regularly.

[Zain]

I thought of another idea.

Giving each player a sub-mission. What are your thoughts on this?

[Double A]

Have crossbows and swords randomly placed on the map

Hey that's not a bad idea though.

[CountArach]

Have crossbows and swords randomly placed on the map

TBH I don't find this an attractive idea for a game.

Something that worked well in the previous games was giving players food, and they had to consume some food every turn. This forced people to search houses/risk going to wells (Which I poisoned with sleeping pills and laxatives...)/other such things. Thus people were forced to fight each other over these strategic areas.

[Zain]

yeah long detailed orders should definitely be rewarded

Right now my system consists of the Luck attribute connected with the length of the PM deciding on random events. It seems to be working but some people may feel a bit cheated. There are more nights to be had