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"Byers ex machina" <don't@think.so> wrote in message 
news:49jdk01iblummsf3t1a01mlvi7rhn2hlv9@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:35:08 +0800, "Steven Ung"
> <ste...@nodomainname.com> wrote:
>
>>We did not play our normal game last weekend. I notice that we somehow 
>>like
>>to take risk by expanding early or tech up early. Our previous game was 
>>more
>>on attacking/harassing early whilst teching.
>
> Uh, we creeped instead...At least I saw you starting creeping so I
> figured that was the plan and followed your example. I don't just sit
> there or anything, I either creep or harass, but I can't do both at
> the same time.  :P

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.

> As for the expanding, there's no way I can do the Human Knight build
> with any level of success without grabbing an ex before my castle
> arrives.

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 :)

> Besides, what are you complaining about?

AM NOT!

> 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

> And we would have won the other one if your morno units

Not only one, but almost half of my army!

> 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. :(

We should have won in that game, really.

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

>>> We do all that.  :P
>>
>>... and we're definitely getting the hang of it. I suggest you posting the
>>replays to your website for Mr. Rushbridge's entertainment.
>
> 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...
-- 
Steven Ung
"The source of all greatness lies within you" - Anonymous