Countering Benny Hill
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lawrenceg
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Countering Benny Hill
Possible anti-Benny Hill idea
If the army is close to army rout, a BG that evades, or a BG that ends a
move further away from enemy that were in a position to declare a charge on
it, has to take a CT.
Rationale: if the army is close to breaking point, troops running away from
enemy are more likely to decide to keep going.
Alternatively, use the logic that if the army is close to breaking then
other troops may panic if they see friends apparently running away from
enemy. In that case either the nearest, or perhaps the furthest, BG would
test instead.
Exactly what "close to army rout" means would have to be defined, based on
testing and possibly on number of BGs in the army if big armies really are
harder to break. So it could be
Army 10 or less, within 1 AP
Army 11-15, within 2 AP
Army 16-20 within 3 AP
+1 AP per 5 BG.
Basically the idea is to capture the situation where the player has given up
actually fighting and dedicated himself to preserving his own units to avoid
the arbitrary army rout criterion.
If the army is close to army rout, a BG that evades, or a BG that ends a
move further away from enemy that were in a position to declare a charge on
it, has to take a CT.
Rationale: if the army is close to breaking point, troops running away from
enemy are more likely to decide to keep going.
Alternatively, use the logic that if the army is close to breaking then
other troops may panic if they see friends apparently running away from
enemy. In that case either the nearest, or perhaps the furthest, BG would
test instead.
Exactly what "close to army rout" means would have to be defined, based on
testing and possibly on number of BGs in the army if big armies really are
harder to break. So it could be
Army 10 or less, within 1 AP
Army 11-15, within 2 AP
Army 16-20 within 3 AP
+1 AP per 5 BG.
Basically the idea is to capture the situation where the player has given up
actually fighting and dedicated himself to preserving his own units to avoid
the arbitrary army rout criterion.
Lawrence Greaves
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philqw78
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Or just get your shock troops gto charge there since his skirmishers can turn and move and your shock chargers are stuck there for 2 of your own moves minimumhazelbark wrote:Another option is the army which is closer to defeat when time is called, any BG with 6 MU of its own board edge or a side edge counts as lost
Means the Benny Hill has to fear the edge.
phil
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philqw78
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Benny Hill in practice
http://en.kendincos.net/video-dvvnl-the ... edits.html
Play this, you will get the idea.
http://en.kendincos.net/video-dvvnl-the ... edits.html
Play this, you will get the idea.
phil
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philqw78
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Re: For the true aficionado....
half man a biscuit, must be youazrael86 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgYWMijjBt4
phil
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