Originally posted by KnightWulfeNo - at least it shouldn't be.
I hopped on over there to play a few games and check it out.
Is there some trick to the "dice rolling"? Of 20 rolls with 3+ dice, I won 4 die rolls. - meaning of 60+ dice, I had 4 beat the other side.
Is that normal?
Thus, in the most common case (3 dice vs 2 dice), the attacker loses an average of 0.921 armies to the defender's 1.079, which is a ratio of about 6 to 7
http://www.kent.ac.uk/IMS/personal/odl/riskfaq.htm#Prob
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Originally posted by KnightWulfeYou do a proper statistical study and you will find the dice on there normal.
I hopped on over there to play a few games and check it out.
Is there some trick to the "dice rolling"? Of 20 rolls with 3+ dice, I won 4 die rolls. - meaning of 60+ dice, I had 4 beat the other side.
Is that normal?
You just remember some figures and it will never seem normal.
Originally posted by Snowman606a lot of the maps where designed by members of the site, so you could have an american wanting to make a uk map. Venezuela was spelt wrong on the world 2.0 map 🙄
Just been having a look at the maps on the site. Who on earth came up with the UK map? Clearly someone who has no knowledge of the counties of England that's for sure!
