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So just add factors that weaken the imbalance — but not directly (by setting deadlines), but indirectly — through some additional features (introducing reserve troops), that's exactly what you're talking about.
You see, without reconstruction, there was an imbalance.
They introduced reconstruction, but it still exists.
Further on, the score will increase for some other far-fetched reason.
This is a game. The variance (spread) of the imbalance will eventually distribute evenly. It's just that one person got a bit more (at some stage) — and he's already shouting "help, save us." A scroll of Flight-Dimension Door, Dragon Fly Hives, Griffin Conservatories, Dragon Utopias, etc. within quick reach — all are perks from the same set. Why deprive players of using them? Then you need to play "Balance" or M200
You see, without reconstruction, there was an imbalance.
They introduced reconstruction, but it still exists.
Further on, the score will increase for some other far-fetched reason.
This is a game. The variance (spread) of the imbalance will eventually distribute evenly. It's just that one person got a bit more (at some stage) — and he's already shouting "help, save us." A scroll of Flight-Dimension Door, Dragon Fly Hives, Griffin Conservatories, Dragon Utopias, etc. within quick reach — all are perks from the same set. Why deprive players of using them? Then you need to play "Balance" or M200
