Some basic VI questions

[Martok]

Ditto. I tend to take more risks when I'm a bit tipsy, and they usually pay-off.

Playing whilst rolling drunk is to be avoided, though. Ya tend to miss the details, like sneaky enemy fleets and opportunities for enemy invasion.

I think you've nailed it, Roark. It tend to be rather conservative when fighting battles, and alcohol seems to relax me enough to try more unorthodox tactics. And yes, playing while completely sloshed is ill-advised. (I only did it once, with rather interesting - not to mention humorous - results.)

So a few beverages does no harm, though getting behind the controls after a serious session is not advisable. Camels aren't that good, there is only so much that camels can do after all especially under the control of a sloshed general. Camels are indeed god-like units, but with an inebriated general at their head they're as good as dead.

Well put.

I've played sloshed a few times. Haven't really gotten into any trouble, and I can't recall falling asleep at the keys, but it's usually fun the next day to figure out the drunken logic in the saved game. There are usually a few questionable strategies...

"What the hell was I thinking?"

"What the hell was I thinking?" is usually the first thing that goes through my head after nights like that. That, and "How on earth did I do that??"