As many of you I'm sure are aware this game has a major issue with unbalanced games. You can be playing as a tiny country at the beginning and in the span of a week take over multiple other countries, only to be wiped out by somebody who got lucky with a much bigger country at the beginning. This is a big turn off from the game for many people and discourages people to try their best. Even with more game knowledge and tactics you can easily be wiped out my sheer force from somebody 20x as big as you. I say this from experience as both the agresser and defender. This needs to be fixed so that larger countries can not pick on smaller ones at the beginning.
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20 Mar 2020, 02:17
Most games nations start very balanced out, if they do have a size difference it doesn't change much game-play wise, that being said some maps are not meant to be balanced. These maps are the maps with the word "Historical" this means the map makes nations with roughly historical tech, land and challenges they had during WW2.
For later into games the unbalance has nothing to do with the map or Devs but how fast each players takes land and how well those players managed their units.
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20 Mar 2020, 02:21
My point is that unless you get a big country starting out, there is no point to playing these games as you will almost definitely loose. They need to give the underdogs a chance or put a handicap on big countries. For example in a game I played last week The USA teamed up with Russia, England, and Japan. These were the four biggest countries if you disclude Germany Spain and France. Almost out the gate these guys had enough points to win and nobody could stand up to them.
Edit: That's not historically acurate if you ask me
20 Mar 2020, 05:05
If you don't want to play unbalanced games, be sure your are not playing on historical maps. The non historical maps are relatively balanced.
20 Mar 2020, 05:12
Hereβs a fact about historical world war map
The smaller country u choose, the more chance u will go inactive.
20 Mar 2020, 08:50 (edited)
I think you're talking about last week's event, right? Actually these games are fun to play, I think, especially with a small nation. I played Oman in one, conquering Saudi, Iraq, Egypt, Turkey, before being wiped out by a French-Yugoslavian army I couldn't hope to match; still I had a lot of fun playing! And lets be honest, how much chance does Oman have to rule the world?
20 Mar 2020, 12:41
K.Rokossovski wrote:
how much chance does Oman have to rule the world?
These historical maps offer every opportunity to rule the world if your diplomacy skills are up to the task.
Nova wrote:
unless you get a big country starting out, there is no point to playing these games
There are plenty of maps that offer equal opportunities to all players at the start. Those maps marked historical such as the 25 player world and the 73 player all in event are not intended to be fair, balanced, or easy.
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21 Mar 2020, 02:09
Yeah I sure had fun playing, but my point is eventually you may get wiped out completely without a chance, and barely anybody would willingly team with a small country. It would be interesting to see if they could make it so certain countries cannot ally with other certain countries, or always have some countries against eachother no matter what. Although off topic that would be a cool idea for a gamemode
21 Mar 2020, 09:01
Oh I don' t agree. My coalition in a different one is about 200 points away from winning, and we' re composed of USA, Yugoslavia, Nat.China and... Honduras. He took care of most of S.America.
21 Mar 2020, 19:25
my team won a game a little while back, I played Sumatra