Rating distribution for Pratik
Ratings
Thu 3rd Jun 08:45
Classic and perfect
WarGear Warfare rated 
Perfect
Perfect
Classic and perfect
Thu 3rd Jun 08:43
Ordinary small board.
The background (the flag) is too striking and seems to be main focus of the graphics, rather than the playable sections of the board.
Ordinary small board. The background (the flag) is too striking and seems to be main focus of the graphics, rather than the playable sections of the board.
Thu 3rd Jun 08:33
Simple, fun board.
Would recommend to play minimum 3 player games.
Simple, fun board. Would recommend to play minimum 3 player games.
Fri 19th Feb 08:01
Huge first seat advantage in small games. Beyond that it is a nice, straight forward board.
One disadvantage is that continents are marked in a different way than most other boards on WarGear, which makes it difficult. While most boards mark the external borders of a continent with a particular colour, this board marks the internal borders.
Huge first seat advantage in small games. Beyond that it is a nice, straight forward board. One disadvantage is that continents are marked in a different way than most other boards on WarGear, which makes it difficult. While most boards mark the external borders of a continent with a particular colour, this board marks the internal borders.
Fri 19th Feb 07:51
Brilliant board. No idea why this board isn't more popular. The game mechanics of red territories attacking in one direction, and white in the other are superb. Makes for fun play, in both individual and team settings.
Disclaimer: Never played Backgammon.
Brilliant board. No idea why this board isn't more popular. The game mechanics of red territories attacking in one direction, and white in the other are superb. Makes for fun play, in both individual and team settings.Disclaimer: Never played Backgammon.
Fri 19th Feb 07:41
Good for 2v2 and 4 player games.
Not recommended for 1v1 or 3 player games. The initial distribution can play a very big in the smaller games due the presence of a choke point.
Good for 2v2 and 4 player games. Not recommended for 1v1 or 3 player games. The initial distribution can play a very big in the smaller games due the presence of a choke point.
Fri 19th Feb 07:37
Brilliant board!
A step up in complexity over the Hex board (for which you can finds loads of strategy information online). I would recommend first playing Hex, and coming to this only after you understand that board. Starting with this board directly would involve quite a steep learning curve.
Lots of strategy, and no luck involved at all.
Brilliant board!A step up in complexity over the Hex board (for which you can finds loads of strategy information online). I would recommend first playing Hex, and coming to this only after you understand that board. Starting with this board directly would involve quite a steep learning curve.
Lots of strategy, and no luck involved at all.
Fri 19th Feb 07:34
Great implementation of the Hex strategy game. 2nd player choose version is recommended (as first player has an advantage in the other version). Lots of strategy, and no luck involved at all.
Great implementation of the Hex strategy game. 2nd player choose version is recommended (as first player has an advantage in the other version). Lots of strategy, and no luck involved at all.
Fri 19th Feb 07:30
Good, quick board. The 4 player version is great. Fair bit of luck involved in the 2 player version.
Good, quick board. The 4 player version is great. Fair bit of luck involved in the 2 player version.
Wed 18th Nov 14:25
This board has potential. But the borders are extremely unintuitive.
It is not at all obvious which borders exist and which do not. Several territories have absolutely no attacking border. This board is pretty much unplayable till the borders are fixed.
Risk of Thrones rated Abysmal
Abysmal
This board has potential. But the borders are extremely unintuitive. It is not at all obvious which borders exist and which do not. Several territories have absolutely no attacking border. This board is pretty much unplayable till the borders are fixed.
Fri 13th Sep 17:19
Brilliant board! Reducing placement as you get more territories is a great change to the usual pace around WG. That can even occasionally give a losing player a way to fight back into the game.
I second Chele's point of positioning and defence being important.
Brilliant board! Reducing placement as you get more territories is a great change to the usual pace around WG. That can even occasionally give a losing player a way to fight back into the game.I second Chele's point of positioning and defence being important.
Fri 4th Jan 15:21
The idea of the board is nice, but it makes for very uneven games. Most games are down to pure luck.
The idea of the board is nice, but it makes for very uneven games. Most games are down to pure luck.
Tue 18th Sep 06:43
Graphics are good, and game play is easy. But games tend to drag on and on due to too many choke points. Too many places have small max units allowed, which results in games stalemating quite easily. Once cards are trading at high numbers, the max 10/12 units makes moving armies around impossible, and as a result, games take forever to complete.
Graphics are good, and game play is easy. But games tend to drag on and on due to too many choke points. Too many places have small max units allowed, which results in games stalemating quite easily. Once cards are trading at high numbers, the max 10/12 units makes moving armies around impossible, and as a result, games take forever to complete.
Fri 14th Sep 13:08
The board is quite good, and can make for some interesting play. But the popular starting selection scenario is extremely unbalanced. In almost every game, you have one player doomed at the start of the board.
The board is quite good, and can make for some interesting play. But the popular starting selection scenario is extremely unbalanced. In almost every game, you have one player doomed at the start of the board.
Tue 12th Dec 13:04
Looks very simple on first glance, but it isn't so.
Higher bonuses defending badly means that you need to time your attacks well.
Looks very simple on first glance, but it isn't so. Higher bonuses defending badly means that you need to time your attacks well.
Tue 12th Dec 12:51
Very simple, but can get quite interesting.
Knowing when to attack is key.
Does come down to a few dice rolls though, so luck can end up playing a big factor at times.
Very simple, but can get quite interesting.Knowing when to attack is key.
Does come down to a few dice rolls though, so luck can end up playing a big factor at times.
Tue 12th Dec 12:41
Fun board! Good design.
An added bonus is the options of different sizes. You can choose depending on whether you like small/medium/large sized boards.
Game progresses quite fast, since everyone starts with a few cards.
Fun board! Good design.An added bonus is the options of different sizes. You can choose depending on whether you like small/medium/large sized boards.
Game progresses quite fast, since everyone starts with a few cards.
Sun 10th Dec 03:59
Brilliant idea behind the game. Game play is a lot of fun. Sometimes short term gain is more important, sometimes you need to play the long game.
Problem, however, is the huge first player advantage. The extra starting unit and max units allowed for player 2 is not enough to even it out. White (player 2) needs a very good initial distribution to have a chance against a competent opponent.
Brilliant idea behind the game. Game play is a lot of fun. Sometimes short term gain is more important, sometimes you need to play the long game. Problem, however, is the huge first player advantage. The extra starting unit and max units allowed for player 2 is not enough to even it out. White (player 2) needs a very good initial distribution to have a chance against a competent opponent.