trebcourie -> RE: Sudden Death Ending Suggestions (11/13/2013 7:05:23 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Kommissar Not so much a suggestion as a question . . . In the Soviet campaign, I constantly have a situation in which I have decimated the NATO side and reduced their forces to below 30% of their initial force while maintaining my own force above 80%. In this kind of situation in which SD is triggered, shouldn't I get by default all the VPs? My force is pretty much intact with little time or expenditure needed to bring my force back up to 100%. The enemy has been forced to abandon the battle field and all his fallen out units since they can't recover them. He also has abandoned the battlefield and by implication any VPs he occupied. I don't understand why in this kind of circumstance in which SD is triggered I'm not given a total victory type condition. That's the rub. If you're defending, for instance, as the WGs are in the Soviet campaign, just defend all the way forward and get wiped out quickly. You'd lose all of your loss VPs but would still hold all of the VLs. Unfortunately, I don't have a good answer for MR's exact question. Perhaps we should be granted VPs for the remaining victory locations, maybe based on time remaining? Yeah, maybe that's my suggestion. If more than half of the time is remaining, we get XX% of the VPs for the VLs we don't currently have. Then the scale can slide so that, if you hit SD 1 minute before the scheduled end, you don't get any more VPs. Of course, maybe this should just apply to the side on the offensive unless it's a meeting engagement. Or maybe it can be further scaled based on the percentage of your force remaining since an attacking force that has already culminated, but squeaks out a SD victory, can't exploit and seize the remaining VP locations. Maybe it should slide from 75% to 25%, assuming 25% is the new SD trigger. So... Unconquered [by the victorious side] VP locations * (2 * (percentage of time remaining or 1, whichever is less)) * (2 * ((remaining force VPs -25% of starting VPs) / (75% of starting force VPs) = VPs awarded to winner Pardon my math. I think it says what I want it to say.
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