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Mandarins31
Forum Warrior
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
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Points: 418
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 18:42 |
Sun, i guess you are talknig about Leagues, and not confederations tourney. If yes, well, as you said, what you proposed seems to be a headhache factor for devs and for for the leaders who might want to organise there troops for each category of spots.
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Llyorn Of Jaensch
Postmaster
Joined: 31 Mar 2010
Location: Sydney
Status: Offline
Points: 924
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 18:57 |
Anjire wrote:
I think a confederacy tournament would be a nightmare to code and track as Mandarins31 example is but the tip of the iceberg.
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Wuss. Do you think Edmund Hilary said "Mt WHAT? Kidding?! That'd be a Nightmare!" Well okay thats prob EXACTLY what he said, but he did change his mind ;)
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"ouch...best of luck." HonoredMule
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Rill
Postmaster General
Player Council - Geographer
Joined: 17 Jun 2011
Location: California
Status: Offline
Points: 7078
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 18:59 |
Createure wrote:
Rank
| Alliance | Tax Rate
| Members
| Population |
7 |
Dwarven Lords [Dlord] |
2 % |
72 |
3,432,500 | 31 |
SnugglersCrowalition [HUGcr] |
0 % |
77 |
914,301 |
| 35 |
The Colony [TCol] |
1 % |
37 |
835,938 |
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#1 alliance fighting against #2 alliance for a square... that I call a tought fight.
#7 alliance getting "hell" from #31 and #35 alliances? Are you Serious?
Sometimes I am worried about who I am supposed to be calling my "ally"....
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DLords was number 5 and Snugglers and TCol were 36 and 37 at the beginning of the tourney, as I recall. Neither had much more than 700k population.
Being bigger and having larger armies doesn't always mean you win.
One would think that a veteran of the White war would testify to this more than anyone.
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Mandarins31
Forum Warrior
Joined: 05 Jun 2010
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Points: 418
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 19:01 |
Well, Creature, i suppose that Faldrin is evoking the spots you fought for, and on which there were less then 100k casualties overall, or a bit more than 100k. Apparently, they represent bit more than the half of the spots H? won on. So imo, that's legitimize to say that H? could have been more... harmed, by some other alliances.
Edited by Mandarins31 - 30 Mar 2012 at 19:04
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belargyle
Forum Warrior
Joined: 17 Jun 2010
Location: USA
Status: Offline
Points: 401
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 20:00 |
Createure wrote:
Rank
| Alliance | Tax Rate
| Members
| Population |
7 |
Dwarven Lords [Dlord] |
2 % |
72 |
3,432,500 | 31 |
SnugglersCrowalition [HUGcr] |
0 % |
77 |
914,301 |
| 35 |
The Colony [TCol] |
1 % |
37 |
835,938 |
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#1 alliance fighting against #2 alliance for a square... that I call a tought fight.
#7 alliance getting "hell" from #31 and #35 alliances? Are you Serious?
Sometimes I am worried about who I am supposed to be calling my "ally"....
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Creature, I think the above missed (almost entirely) what Faldrin was saying. Honestly.
Edited by belargyle - 30 Mar 2012 at 20:27
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Createure
Postmaster General
Joined: 07 Apr 2010
Location: uk
Status: Offline
Points: 1191
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 20:55 |
Mandarins31 wrote:
Well, Creature, i suppose that Faldrin is evoking the spots you fought for, and on which there were less then 100k casualties overall, or a bit more than 100k. Apparently, they represent bit more than the half of the spots H? won on. So imo, that's legitimize to say that H? could have been more... harmed, by some other alliances.
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That is without a shadow of a doubt Mandarins - indeed we could. In my humble opinion this mostly boils-down-to a question of Geography... it was a long time ago now when H? took steps to remove its powerbase from Middle Kingdom to outlying regions in the South-West and North-East... as such it is no surprise at all that all our captured squares where in the extremes of those regions. Now, it is true that small alliances could have contested us far harder at many of those squares but I think in the end - everyone is trying to maximise their own chances at capture time and square victories... if people focus all their efforts on long-range attacks to try and contest these spots when their opponent is much more locally situated to reinforce/contest/counter attacks then they run the real risk of handing their own local capture spots to their neighbours. As such it is hardly surprising that people did not bother to waste too much effort contesting squares that they had lower chances of holding and/or winning. On the other hand- it is hardly like every square won by H? was the same story... there were several squares early in the tournament where we put out feelers and were quickly repelled by more local alliances - likewise there were some squares (like Tor Carrock and Ursor) that we had to fight hard to capture and hold. In the end I guess I'm saying there were many great fights all over the continent... in the end it was inevitable that geography would play an important role. edit: @rill: Altho I was there at the time I'm hardly a veteran of the White war... I spent most of it getting beat on by several White players before I even joined H?
Edited by Createure - 30 Mar 2012 at 21:09
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Mandarins31
Forum Warrior
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Points: 418
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Posted: 30 Mar 2012 at 21:43 |
Indeed, Geographic placement played a very important role in this tourney for every alliance, and that's true that a good part of the explaination of why H? didnt face so much challenge in a good amount of spots was because they were far from potential contesters, and also often right in H?'s hubs. I must admit H? was very well suited for a regional alliance tourney.
Well, im waiting for next alliance tourney. And i hope you guys in H? will finally face the challenge you are waiting for almost 2 years now; after White's big one you hadnt have to push your fighting skills to their last cuttings off. (i admit i didnt really see that war either. Was in Black, but was a newbie at that moment, and never heard anything from White's leadership...)
Edited by Mandarins31 - 30 Mar 2012 at 21:45
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Drejan
Forum Warrior
Joined: 30 Sep 2010
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Points: 234
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Posted: 31 Mar 2012 at 00:20 |
I'm more than happy our friends and confederates won so many squares! But in Faldrin help i'll post some statistics:
Average xp on squares held by alliance: EE 3,989,860 KV 3,262,707 Dlord 2,790,527 Peace 2,536,830 Curse 2,321,998 VIC 1,996,672 Absa 1,942,132 DE 1,472,346 T? 1,374,125 H? 1,208,949 Crow 756,046 mCrow 745,255 nCrow 641,777 VICX 298,675
Total xp on squares held by alliance divided total alliance population: Dlord 2.44 Absa 2.22 EE 1.94 KV 1.92 VIC 1.67 H? 1.59 Curse 1.48 T? 1.38 DE 1.19 Peace 1.11 nCrow 0.91 mCrow 0.43 VICX 0.34 Crow 0.17
Those statistics should not be taken as global tournment indicator but as parameters to estimate how much resistence alliances found on their squares.
Edited by Drejan - 31 Mar 2012 at 00:24
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Anjire
Postmaster
Joined: 18 Sep 2010
Status: Offline
Points: 688
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Posted: 31 Mar 2012 at 01:12 |
Drejan,
The statistics, while interesting, are misleading especially dividing the xp on squares by alliance population. Doing so, assumes that the winning alliance was involved in all the combat that took place on said squares which is hardly the case.
For example taking the square EE won Wolgast, EE inflicted 504,725 total casualties (285, 181 while attacking and 219,544 while defending) out of the 1,492,159 casualties on the square. So they in essence only inflicted about 33% of the total casualties that occurred on the Wolgast Square. There is no real way to calculate the actual exp these amounted to with the posted information.
There were 32 different alliances that were involved in attacks and at least one unaffiliated player. There were 24 different alliances that were involved in defense on Wolgast.
Each alliances exp contribution on a square would have to be calculated in order to base a stat per population of the alliance as a whole.
Yes, Wolgast probably had the most alliances involved but since EE was listed on top that was the first square I evaluated.
~Anjire
*** I just want to add that I do agree that H? did not receive a significant amount of resistance except for on a few squares where we sort of had to force it.
*** Also, the amount of harassment that both Tcol and HugCr applied vs. Dlords was impressive.
Edited by Anjire - 31 Mar 2012 at 01:20
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Mr Damage
Postmaster
Joined: 01 Jan 2011
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Points: 598
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Posted: 31 Mar 2012 at 01:36 |
Most are saying it was a good/great tournament, so the Devs have succeeded in their objective. Lots of thoughts are being posted and it will be interesting to see when the next tournament begins, whether or not these thoughts will be acted upon. Lots of Illyrians are expressing that they have learnt a lot from this tournament, the proof will be in the results of the next one. Will the outcome be a little different, a lot different, or just the same? I can't wait to see, good gaming folks.
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