1. Ptolemaic 166-56 BC
2. Roman 219-200 BC + Pergamene 262-191 BC (Allies)
3. Galatian 63-25 BC + Roman 105-25 BC (Allies)
4. Greek 227-146 BC

(Armies checked 17/9, OK, Season 8: dne - stockwellpete)

Karvon wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 03, 2020 1:18 pm

I have posted ELO rankings for Chaos Tourney participants for each of the last three seasons. Those are cumulative rankings and I will update them as each season wraps up.

Yes, i have seen them. Which programm did you use ?

Would people be interested in setting up ELO ratings for FOG2? I've taken a look at a few programs and seems like it's just a matter of plugging in the names and results (W/L/D) of matches; the program then does all the math and spits out the rankings. I think I may plug in the data from my previou...

Hello,

I am ready for the Season 9.

It will be an interesting Season. Bigger armies, more units, bigger map, more space for tactical movements, chaotic fights...

But, how is it related with Slitherine tournaments?

What is ELO Ratings?

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MikeMarchant wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 29, 2020 1:59 pm

GeneralKostas wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 29, 2020 1:55 pm

Theoretically, one simple solution to the cheating problem is to disable reloading of turns.

But what then happens if you suffer a legitimate problem? You can't continue with the game.


Best Wishes

Mike

There must be an alternative.

Theoretically, one simple solution to the cheating problem is to disable reloading of turns.

But, how dkalenda's opponent realize the multiple reloading of turns and sent a message to Pete for investigation?

Is it possible for a player to realize, when his opponent reload his turn multiple times? Is there any indicators, any signs or something else?

I think it depends on the matchup of both players and factions. I tend to play rather defensively against people who usually beat me; not that it saved me against Nosy_Rat or Ludendorf or pantherboy! But I think I did better than I would have with an offensive strategy. I even went so far as to cam...

So, it is unpredictable

So, a unit must be two or more hexes away to fall back without a Cohesion Test. I was unlucky one more time.

The unit was one hex away from the enemy unit in open ground. It disrupted and in the next turn, the enemy unit charge and fragment my unit. I was surprised, because i wanted to retreat and avoid a mismatch.

One more thing i have noticed in the game so far is the disruption of a steady unit, when it falls back one hex. Steady unit in full strength away for the battle for many turns.

One possible modification of the Disruption state is to be equal to 1/3 casualties of a unit.
The Muslim Light Horse (Javelins) unit with 126 men strength could be disrupted when loose the first 42 men. And the same for the rest morale states (Fragmented and routed).

In the first photo the Muslim Light Horse (Javelins) unit have lost 10% of its men (114/126) and is disrupted. In the second photo, the same unit have lost over 20% of its men (93/123) and is still steady. I think, it should be the opposite. The unit with the most casualties must be disrupted etc. S...

They are also deadly if mixed in with friendly cavalry against hostile medium cavalry. Elephants have trouble with medium cavalry as they, unlike lancers, can retreat and evade out the way, and the elephants are highly unlikely to catch them. Your own cavalry, on the other hand, may or may not be a...

In many battles, elephants are undefeated by light troops shoots. They suffer no casualties. How is that possible? Did they have a invicible shield around? Elephants seem pretty vulnerable to light troops to me. Also, even when it looks like they aren't taking casualties, they are--IIRC the display...