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On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 08:13:32 +0800, "Steven Ung"
<ste...@nodomainname.com> wrote:

>I'd normally clear the creeps nearby to prevent my units being attacked. 
>Besides, it's extra gold and experience whilst waiting for your army to be 
>build up.

Yes, of course that's a good thing, but then you can't really harass
with any real level of success, so you have to pick one or the other.

>Expanding early is good. Just make sure we can defend it. Otherwise, it's 
>more like you're a stock market investor. The more you invest, the harder 
>you fall :)

Well, if you lose your main base in early game, you're toast
anyway...And if I don't get the ex up and running by the time my
Castle arrives, I won't really get Knights fast enough for the build
to pay off...

>> Besides, what are you complaining about?
>
>AM NOT!

It's so hard to tell sometimes.  :P

>> We won most of our games, didn't we?
>
>Well, we did, but the win would be better if we were more organized and at 
>least know what we're doing. :p

I, for one, know what I'm doing. Can't really comment on you.  :P

>> And we would have won the other one if your morno units
>
>Not only one, but almost half of my army!

Don't blame me for your inability to properly control your troops.  :P

>> hadn't got stuck in my ingenious building plan when TP'ing.  :P
>
>LOL, that was the funniest game. I keep searching for my DK to attack and 
>didn't noticed that he was stucked. :(

Gah, I'd stacked my buildings close together, blocking my workers and
vital buildings with farms and leaving a few gaps to build turrets if
the need should arise. I can't spread my base around like a friggin'
third world marketplace either.

>We should have won in that game, really.

No kidding...

>On a related note, I wonder if there is a way to specify where to TP? ie, 
>near your base, but not get stuck.

I doubt it, the blue whatchamacallit always appears over the HQ
building.

>> I'm working on something there...Good things come to those who wait.
>> :P
>
>Hopefully we don't have to wait like 50 years or so...

If the relationship between waiting and arrival of good things
increase exponentially relative to one another, 50 years would bring
truly magnificent things. So quit yer complaining.  :P

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theobliviousbyers