Vichyssoise -> RE: Official Tourney Pyramid Thread (3/19/2018 11:17:41 PM)
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Should (potentially drastic) changes be made solely because 1 excellent player, namely Sugar, has found a winning strategy? Now that his opponents are aware of some aspects of this strategy, they might find a way to counter it. According to Hubert, there are people who think that the Allies are too powerful, others will say that the Axis is too powerful, and all of this depends on their opposition (AI, players of different skills and abilities...). It's always a matter of perspective. I only play against the expert AI and I always feel that I have my hands full regardless of the side I pick. Might be because I'm a bad player, but the challenge's enough for me. If the German Baseball team was to play the US Baseball team 56 times, chances are that the American team would win at least 90+% of the games. Should the rules of the game be changed to make it more difficult for the US team to win against this particular opponent? Unless I misunderstood some of the ongoing discussion, I believe that the main problem at the moment is the ability to send air units almost anywhere with little regard for plausibility. This should be addressed first. As for the rest, there always will be a player who's above the rest of the pack in terms of ability. I don't remember reading that the organizers of the French Open tweaked the rules to suit Rafael Nadal's opponents. Just my 2 cents. I'm looking forward to learning about the solution Hubert and Bill come up with.
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