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It actually turned out very well for a mirror match. There were no overpowered units anywhere in plain sight. So that one player wouldn't go somewhere, find everything, and then come back to kill everyone.
Everything was evenly distributed across the map; there were no early rushes or snowballing in Dragon Utopia, with things like +6 all stats, etc. Even +2 all stats wasn't found anywhere, let alone +6. You just had to build up your control.
The downside was that the game became incredibly tense, and no one had a clear advantage.
On turn 146, the first serious clash between players finally happened. And Rebel, after setting up his tactics and looking at the armies, decided to concede.
Thanks for the game.
Everything was evenly distributed across the map; there were no early rushes or snowballing in Dragon Utopia, with things like +6 all stats, etc. Even +2 all stats wasn't found anywhere, let alone +6. You just had to build up your control.
The downside was that the game became incredibly tense, and no one had a clear advantage.
On turn 146, the first serious clash between players finally happened. And Rebel, after setting up his tactics and looking at the armies, decided to concede.
Thanks for the game.
