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Re: The poll on player army choices is now closed . . . 23-20 in favour of no change
This poll is now closed. I am a bit disappointed that this didn't pass as I really would have liked to freshen things up a bit. It was very close in the end so I may re-poll at some point in the future, maybe towards the end of Season 7.
Btw, I am planning that there will be 12 seasons of the FOG2DL overall. So that is for the whole of 2020 and 2021. After that, we'll have to see as we may have all the DLC's by then and player numbers may start to diminish.
Btw, I am planning that there will be 12 seasons of the FOG2DL overall. So that is for the whole of 2020 and 2021. After that, we'll have to see as we may have all the DLC's by then and player numbers may start to diminish.
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Re: Biblical: winners post your results here . . .
In response to welfare check by paramedics
Division A
Sunnyboy (Phoenician 681-539 BC) beat nyczar (Lydian 550-546 BC) 67 - 49
Quite a bloodbath in the end. The Phoenicians initially extended their right, a move that was quickly countered by the Lydians pushing their lancers supported by some raw hoplites to their left. As both sides faced off some initial success gained by the Phoenician skirmishers was quickly followed by the Lydian slaughter of said skirmishers.
Both sides then slugged it out in an even fight, the failure of the Lydian right came a couple of turns earlier than the failure of the Phoenician right, sufficient time for the Phoenician to gain the win.
Thanks for the game Mark, well played!
Division A
Sunnyboy (Phoenician 681-539 BC) beat nyczar (Lydian 550-546 BC) 67 - 49
Quite a bloodbath in the end. The Phoenicians initially extended their right, a move that was quickly countered by the Lydians pushing their lancers supported by some raw hoplites to their left. As both sides faced off some initial success gained by the Phoenician skirmishers was quickly followed by the Lydian slaughter of said skirmishers.
Both sides then slugged it out in an even fight, the failure of the Lydian right came a couple of turns earlier than the failure of the Phoenician right, sufficient time for the Phoenician to gain the win.
Thanks for the game Mark, well played!
Re: Classical Antiquity: winners post your results here . . .
Division B
rexhurley (Numidians) defeats nyczar (Roman) 54/28
once again the Desert Djinni turns away the greedy Roman hoard, may he forever wither in the sand and sun
rexhurley (Numidians) defeats nyczar (Roman) 54/28
once again the Desert Djinni turns away the greedy Roman hoard, may he forever wither in the sand and sun
Re: Late Antiquity: arrange your matches here . . .
Division A
nyczar Scots-Irish 50 BC - 476 AD challenges Nosy_Rat - Hunnic Western 376-454 AD PM sent
nyczar Scots-Irish 50 BC - 476 AD challenges Nosy_Rat - Hunnic Western 376-454 AD PM sent
Re: Classical Antiquity: winners post your results here . . .
Division C
lydianed (Gallic) defeated cromlechi (Carthaginian) 54:9
lydianed (Gallic) defeated cromlechi (Carthaginian) 54:9
Re: Classical Antiquity: winners post your results here . . .
Division A
dkalenda - Lysimachid beats klayeckles - Achaemenid Persian 51% - 21%
dkalenda - Lysimachid beats klayeckles - Achaemenid Persian 51% - 21%
Re: Early Middle Ages: winners post your results here
Div B
Nijis (Abbasids) beats rbodleyscott (Franks) 61-43.
One of those battles where each side outflanks the other's left and then tries to surround the center. The result was a fight that rotated 180 degrees and shrank inward, like it was being sucked into a vortex. First the Arabs were about 20 points down, then almost 25 up, then it settled at a nail-biting conclusion.
Nijis (Abbasids) beats rbodleyscott (Franks) 61-43.
One of those battles where each side outflanks the other's left and then tries to surround the center. The result was a fight that rotated 180 degrees and shrank inward, like it was being sucked into a vortex. First the Arabs were about 20 points down, then almost 25 up, then it settled at a nail-biting conclusion.
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Re: Biblical: winners post your results here . . .
Division A
pantherboy (Kyrenean Greeks) beat Sunnyboy (Phoenician 681-539 BC) 61 - 52
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pantherboy (Kyrenean Greeks) beat Sunnyboy (Phoenician 681-539 BC) 61 - 52
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Re: The poll on player army choices is now closed . . . 23-20 in favour of no change
Just a suggestion. It seems there are some commonly picked armies that consistently outperform. Perhaps removing the top winning armies from selection is an easy way to explore options. Also, consider a civil war division listing perhaps Rome and its allies only (for example). Perhaps a potluck-vs pot luck division. You can get variety by not just having time divisions in the league.
Look back over the past, with its changing empires that rose and fell, and you can foresee the future, too. M.A.
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Re: The poll on player army choices is now closed . . . 23-20 in favour of no change
I am loathe to interfere too much with the lists and excluding certain armies is bound to cause controversy. I do think armies like the Romano-British and Kingdom of Soissons are too strong and it seems a bit ridiculous to me that they are among the most powerful in the game. I think they are going to be looked at when the beta test for the next DLC gets started. I would prefer that they are adjusted rather than excluded.General Shapur wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 7:07 amJust a suggestion. It seems there are some commonly picked armies that consistently outperform. Perhaps removing the top winning armies from selection is an easy way to explore options.
The trouble is that we do not have enough players to support these other sections. We had 60 players this time, which was just about enough for the 5 sections we have running, although I really would have liked a third division in Biblical. With only two divisions in a section the number of uneven match-ups increases quite sharply. And we still have the High Middle Ages section to come next year, probably.Also, consider a civil war division listing perhaps Rome and its allies only (for example). Perhaps a potluck-vs pot luck division. You can get variety by not just having time divisions in the league.
To have these other sections would mean either not having one (or more) of the traditional sections, or having sections with only 2 divisions in them. I am not in favour of doing this.
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Re: The poll on player army choices is now closed . . . 23-20 in favour of no change
totally agree ! it is time done something to stop these "horde armies" polluting the game ! the medium infantry light spear/swordsmen are too effective for it's cost.stockwellpete wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 8:51 amI am loathe to interfere too much with the lists and excluding certain armies is bound to cause controversy. I do think armies like the Romano-British and Kingdom of Soissons are too strong and it seems a bit ridiculous to me that they are among the most powerful in the game. I think they are going to be looked at when the beta test for the next DLC gets started. I would prefer that they are adjusted rather than excluded.General Shapur wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 7:07 amJust a suggestion. It seems there are some commonly picked armies that consistently outperform. Perhaps removing the top winning armies from selection is an easy way to explore options.
Re: Biblical: winners post your results here . . .
Division A
harveylh -Achaemenid Persian 545-481 BC defeats XLegione - Carthaginian 550-411 BC, 45-10
Just enough rough terrain and a small lake in the center of the battlefield to slow down the hoplites was a major factor. Good game.
harveylh -Achaemenid Persian 545-481 BC defeats XLegione - Carthaginian 550-411 BC, 45-10
Just enough rough terrain and a small lake in the center of the battlefield to slow down the hoplites was a major factor. Good game.
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Re: phoyle3290 has won Classical Antiquity Division D!
I echo the congratulations to phoyle3290 and Tresantes. It was a pleasure playing you and the other generals in the Classic Antiquity Division D. Thank you all.
I am looking forward to next season.
Regards,
Dick
I am looking forward to next season.
Regards,
Dick
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Re: deve has won Early Middle Ages Division C!
Congratulations Deve. Thank you to you and the other generals in the Early Middle Ages Division C for an enjoyable season.
I hope to see everyone next season.
Regards,
Dick
I hope to see everyone next season.
Regards,
Dick
Re: Classical Antiquity: arrange your matches here . . .
Div C
Breogan (Greek-Mercenary) challenges Najanaja (Roman 199 - 106 BC)
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PW: Najanaja
Breogan (Greek-Mercenary) challenges paulmcneil (Thracian-Gallic)
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PW: paulmcneil
Breogan (Greek-Mercenary) challenges Najanaja (Roman 199 - 106 BC)
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PW: Najanaja
Breogan (Greek-Mercenary) challenges paulmcneil (Thracian-Gallic)
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PW: paulmcneil
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Re: Late Antiquity: winners post your results here . . .
Div A
klayeckles(hepthalite) vs CheAhn (roman) 72 to 54
a crazy battle that was settled on the last turn as the buzzer went off. Both armies had the lead at different times, first the hepthalites, who routed a few romans that ventured out into the open.
then the romans defending a strong hill top seemed invulnerable as the Hepthalites took losses attacking the roman stronghold . it seemed nobody had what it would take to get a victory. then the romans stormed out and caught the weak enemy foot troops that lacked cav support, and it was looking like the romans might get a victory as the sun set. the battle swirled into a marsh, where the hepthalite footbow were able to survive long enough for some hepthalite cav and elephants to come to their aid. as darkness settled in the exposed romans found themselves set upon from all sides, and a chain reaction panic sent a handfull of units routing for safety all at once. i was just hoping for a draw...but good fortune did shine on this cursed army for once.
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klayeckles(hepthalite) vs CheAhn (roman) 72 to 54
a crazy battle that was settled on the last turn as the buzzer went off. Both armies had the lead at different times, first the hepthalites, who routed a few romans that ventured out into the open.
then the romans defending a strong hill top seemed invulnerable as the Hepthalites took losses attacking the roman stronghold . it seemed nobody had what it would take to get a victory. then the romans stormed out and caught the weak enemy foot troops that lacked cav support, and it was looking like the romans might get a victory as the sun set. the battle swirled into a marsh, where the hepthalite footbow were able to survive long enough for some hepthalite cav and elephants to come to their aid. as darkness settled in the exposed romans found themselves set upon from all sides, and a chain reaction panic sent a handfull of units routing for safety all at once. i was just hoping for a draw...but good fortune did shine on this cursed army for once.
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Re: Classical Antiquity: winners post your results here . . .
Div A
klayeckles (persian) beats Xlegione (Seleucid) 45 to 14
Funny...almost identical armies, and similar tactics both sides and opposite results (see battle against dkalenda above). persians are fun to play, but their trap has to spring just right and the teeth have to survive the initial onslaught of the superior army troops. This time the trap went just as the persians hoped.
klayeckles (persian) beats Xlegione (Seleucid) 45 to 14
Funny...almost identical armies, and similar tactics both sides and opposite results (see battle against dkalenda above). persians are fun to play, but their trap has to spring just right and the teeth have to survive the initial onslaught of the superior army troops. This time the trap went just as the persians hoped.
Re: desertedfox has won Biblical Division B!
Well played !!
Highly deserved
Highly deserved

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Re: phoyle3290 has won Classical Antiquity Division D!
Congratulations!
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Re: phoyle3290 has won Classical Antiquity Division D!
Thanks, everyone! It was a great season, and I look forward to playing against all of you in the upcoming seasons!
Patrick
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