Arcanix | Posted: 06:35:56 16th Dec 2005 |
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waht they used 0 defense fighters? lol why are you guys complaining about? lmao |
AGUX | Posted: 06:38:46 16th Dec 2005 |
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"To the greatest generals Luck makes the greatest difference "
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Professor | Posted: 06:41:11 16th Dec 2005 |
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The probabilities of survival are fixed and very easy to calculate. Average damage is easy to calculate. However, there is definitely some element of luck involved, in that sometimes, you kill two turrets and often none with an untrained fighter attacking.
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AGUX | Posted: 06:42:51 16th Dec 2005 |
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....and, if you want to test your luck - GO TO CASINO!!!
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Hope | Posted: 06:48:51 16th Dec 2005 |
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"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."
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AGUX | Posted: 06:49:19 16th Dec 2005 |
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what strategy and what plans can be made on "luck" base .... I don't like "luck" strategy. who does? Maybe only those, who have no brains ...and HOPE
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Iiridayn | Posted: 06:51:44 16th Dec 2005 |
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Turret damage can be based around the averages though, leaving the luck where it began -- me logging in at the right time.
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Hope | Posted: 06:53:48 16th Dec 2005 |
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"Maybe only those, who have no brains ...and HOPE "
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AGUX | Posted: 06:57:53 16th Dec 2005 |
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...coz you have none?
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Professor | Posted: 07:01:45 16th Dec 2005 |
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Yeah, it is a foolish general who does not plan for uncertainty. War is NEVER certain. If you have only just enough to win a battle on average, don't start the fight, as something is bound to go wrong. In real life, it might rain. An enemy might have a spy or hidden defenses in an unexpected location and give warning of an attack. A bridge might collapse. Lots of times luck can play a decisive role in real battles in real life. Any study of strategy starts with an understanding of the role of uncertainty and risk in any conflict, and then looks at ways to maximize options and minimize risk.
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