I see people saying shit like ''I want a clan that will help me grow'' like wtf are you talking about this isn't a gardening game we're not growin plants its risk. No one is going to be able to help you learn how to play risk its so damn simple. All you have to do is observe the map. Pick the area in which you can expand the quickest fill in bonuses and break the enemies bonuses. Thats it. A clan isn't going to help with that. Read some shit on risk strategy if you want to learn but asking someone to help seems ridiculous. Also theres no fucking point to being in a clan other than having a flag next to your name.

sorry but not sure if my clan tag is a flag as well it isn't risk it is warlight

to be fair the original game its based of is risk.
there a few clans out there that do that, darklords namely, and clans provide an alternate comunity inside warlight that can allow you to join clan based tournaments and games and such. not that i imagine you didnt already know that...

well i don't know a lot from darklords so actually i didn't but it is a lot like risk yeah

I just dont understand what most are referring to when they say grow. grow how? grow what?

Are you sure you know how to play this game?

as he is unable to change as a person the idea of a person growing and evolving is an impossible concept to him.

its such an easy game to learn and master i dont understand how you could need help. the concept escapes me. its like people asking for help learning how to tie a knot.

Since you have mastered the game, I want to be the first to congratulate you on your soon-to-be-obtained #1 spot on the 1v1 ladder.

What Truncate said

I dont play 1v1 ladders, also I never said I was the best nor did I even say I was good I just said its such an easy game to master. And that I have had no trouble with it. Nowhere does that imply skill it just implies an understanding of the fundamentals of the game. You may want to go back to HS.

Edited 11/15/2015 14:02:48

The first definition of "master (verb)" that I find in Google is "acquire complete knowledge or skill in (a subject, technique, or art)" - so yes, if you have mastered a game, you play at the highest level of skill attainable in that game.

Since you are a master of this game, I can see how the idea of having a group of people who play together, give each other tips, encourage each other, and overall help each other to grow as players would seem redundant and pointless. However, for a mediocre player like me, it's quite helpful.

Edited 11/15/2015 18:50:05

Vormulak

He's right, the game is so simple that I after few games was able to play no much worse than I do now except for details

Thats big talk for someone with a 35% win rate. If this game is so easy to learn and you are so bad at it then I guess you are just the world's laziest person instead of being the world's stupidest person (although its certainly up for debate).

Edited 11/15/2015 20:44:18

nono, its both, nikolai. what if he is like me and doesnt realize he is too lazy? for all we know all of his wins came from his most recent games. and he is actually a master, he just might hide his skill every time someone plays him :P

edit: if it is such an easy game to master, then how do you have such low win rates, vormulak? :D

Edited 11/15/2015 20:53:45

Vormulak for King of Uganda, whos with me!?

I know the original question is a trolly one (and a fairly well designed one) but i'd just like to point out that you can grow remarkably as a player. Reading the guide on M'Hunters clan page is an excellent start, but through practice you can learn all sorts of player trends, tips, tricks, proper distributions, etc. I do almost exclusively play team games, so that may make a difference, (A 3v3 RoR is FAR more than expand the fastest, it's a lot more about where you go, when to let one part fold and push another, which teammates to help, etc.) but learning a new trick and properly using it to reverse a game you might have otherwise lost... that still happens. Teamplay is fun like that, particularly when you start recognizing names and playstyles.

punching bag you dumb fuck I win half my matches. Also why did you hide your win rate?

Edited 11/16/2015 15:36:29

Easy way to explain , you chase after community , and you can depend by them where enemy would go.
Clans are still optional. You dont need to be in clan to gain experience.