I could work that, though honestly, I don't think anyone really compares to your strategy outside of the more advanced Total War players, and Strategy Gamers.
It's kinda scary actually, but that doesn't matter.
How realistic would you rank "Attack Bears", or "Sharks with friggin laser beams attached to their heads."?
Well, the players would have input on that. My personal vote would go for science-fiction, in general. We don't want to be overly limiting on army choices, and scifi should allow plenty of freedom without the problems 'magical medieval' would have in determining the relative strengths of the deployments. 'Modern' or any other historical era on the other hand would leave relatively little to choose from.
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Reserve a spot for me. Still trying to figure ou whether I want an army of headbanger skeletons lead by a single monolith like drum set pounded upon by a behemoth skeleton of rock or a squadron of necromancers who cast magic and use powers via there electric guitars (In various shapes such as scythes.) and then there are the ninja robot zombies I have pushed to the back of my list.
Decisions decisions.....
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I'd just like to sign up to any of these that turn up.
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Well, strangely enough a faction with Reputation 0 and history of past betrayals proved itself to be rather untrustworthy. My hat is off for the Mothriders.
Damn, about 29 stats in one swipe. Since I'm clearly the next I'm booby-trapping every inch of the Maze.
Okay gents and ladies! I've decided to dabble in running an Insanowar!
I'll be taking the first four applicants for a variant map:
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-Each base has a main gate, side gate, a tower (the dark outlined sections), and tall, thick walls.
-The field is a desolate wasteland strewn with weeds and rocks- both big and small.
-In the center of the field is a lake (blue area). On that lake is a verdant island (green area). On top of the island is a tower (grey rectangle w/ 2 gates). Within the tower is an artifact (the purple circle).
-Below the tower and the lake is a series of tunnels (dark brown area), four to be precise, which converge into a large chamber under the central tower. The tunnels are strong and deep enough not to leak naturally, but with the right amount of damage could be collapsed/filled with water. Each tunnel opens into a cave big enough for medium sized troops to enter (black circles)
-The artifact in the central tower has the power to grant the wielder one of the following:
1. Restore one unit to full strength (numbers-wise). This can only be used on a group.
2. Increase one individual's power to 110% for one turn.
3. Summon 5~15 random Special Infected, chosen by me, 5 each summoned within any living opponents bases. You control them for 1 turn, then they go random, attacking who/whatever they can before death.
Once you use the artifact, it disappears and is returned to the central island, and you cannot use it again. Once all 4 players have used it, the central tower, lake AND tunnels are destroyed, taking any units within with them.
We'll start when we get 4 players, and end when the first person to win does so.
I'd like to sign up for whatever Insanowar still needs room for players, if any. Or a replacement if someone vanishes and still has an army. Or one that starts because there are enough people interested at the time. I'm not really picky.
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Damn you and your comprehensive understanding of synergistic tactics. :|
Yeah, if another insanowar happened, I'd certainly be interested... I don't think ones run for a while... but maybe if we get enough interest.... just maybe...
(I mean, running an insanowar isn't very much harder than playing it...(All you have to do is come up with a map, right?))
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Four players would be barely enough, but then we also need a GM. Though I'm pretty certain that once a GM posts a recruitment thread, there's going to be more applicants.
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As would I. Though maybe not in the next four or five days; my internet has been spotty
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I support the godly magazine idea, and hope that Eld can serve as mix of town crier and incredibly deadpan game show host in some sections. Also, for some odd reason, he will also make appearance when it comes to godly fashion tips, for even if he is grim reaper he will be the most bishounen god there is. Just you wait
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Damn you and your comprehensive understanding of synergistic tactics. :|