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Can someone clear this up for me? i think i'm just slow today.: 2011-12-02 14:03:11


Ribena 
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Have a look at [this game](http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer.aspx?GameID=1771179). my understanding is that you get an extra army for every 2 territories you control, however once you take the whole bonus, those territories do not count towards extra armies.

Have a look at Dante's (blue)income. on turns 3/4 he held denmark and 3 territories in norway (he started their as his second pick) should he not have had 8 per turn? or am i just being thick?
Can someone clear this up for me? i think i'm just slow today.: 2011-12-02 14:09:01


Ribena 
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Having looked again - it seems as if only territories gained from the enemy count, and not neutrals. Is this normal?
Can someone clear this up for me? i think i'm just slow today.: 2011-12-02 14:16:12


Matma Rex 
Level 12
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The income will only start rising once you exceed your base income. In this game, you'll only start getting armies after you hold more than 10 territories (since 10/2 = 5, the base). For example, your income only changed from 12 to 13 between turns 8 and 9, when you've gotten your 12th territory.

Think of it not as

|> income = income_from_bonuses + base_income + number_of_territs_held / 2

but as

|> income = income_from_bonuses + maximum_of( base_income, number_of_territs_held / 2 )

(Where 2 can be any number, depending on the settings, of course.)
Can someone clear this up for me? i think i'm just slow today.: 2011-12-02 17:22:41

RvW 
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|> once you take the whole bonus, those territories do not count towards extra armies

Actually, this is not true, the game only looks at the total number of territories you control. It completely ignores which bonuses they belong to, whether you've conquered them entirely, etc.
Can someone clear this up for me? i think i'm just slow today.: 2011-12-02 19:27:11


Perrin3088 
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what matma says is correct, that setting plays out exactly like risk does \*risk being 3 and 1/3*
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