So im playing a game right now against a guy named Isengard and it seems he can move his forces into one territory then take those same armies and move them again and again and again without swithing turns. Its like this. He controls A with 10 armies. I control B and C. He moves his 10 armies to B. He then on the same turn moves those same armies to C. How does he do it?

Actually i think i found out how he does it. WTF MATE. This game now needs a tutorial lol.

Multi-attack turned on I take it?

Always check game settings before joining in.

Perhaps a warning system that alerts players anytime they're playing with a feature they've never played before that tells them what it is and how it works? And could of course be turned off in settings if you don't want or need this.

How exactly would such a setting be implemented? I mean, is he supposed to program the game to know everything the player has and has not dealt with? Seems unrealistic and wholly unnecessary to me.

i dont know anything about coding or whatever but that sounds pointlessly complicated just to spare the blushes of a few noobs.

there is a uservoice for highlighting unusual game settings, to make it clearer if a particular bonus has a lot more armies than normal etc.

Baptism by fire. I got massacred in my first multi-attack game as I didn't realise what was going on. Spread as normal, met an enemy then lost most of my territory in a couple of turns, won't make that mistake again ;-)

LOL thanks guys I did figure it out though. I was watching him take turns and freaking out wishing i could move like that lol.

Besides, isnt hat the best way to learn? By Experience?

Same with a kid and a hot stove. You can TELL it ten times it is hot, but until the kid experiences it for himself, he wont learn.

LOL My brother played Europe agaings some PUNK who had give Portugal like 300 armies from start!!!!!! and he just run over the map like BLITZKRIEG!!!!! thats MULTIATTACK :P and chaeting....

That was vostro...