probably next weekend as always

Well if my volume was the biggest complaint, then that is *so* easy to fix! I just need to purchase a better mic.

How much are the mics?? I am thinking about being a mod.

Moto most laptops these days have microphones and cameras just above the screen. For a PC you can but cheap attachments (I think they have USB sockets) which clip on top of your screen. Go to a normal electronic shop and ask someone who works there for the cheapest they have (PC World / Curry or others depending on where you live)

I have a 10 year old laptop and it doesn't have all those fancy built in web cams and mics.

Then do what I said for PC, you can connect to laptop.

I have a mic floating around somewhere around my house. But I don't know if Mythonian will let me try out to be a mod. I bet lots of people want to hear how my voice sounds.

Commentating requires being a good player.

A poor player can't properly analyze and commentate a game played between two players much better than himself.

I am getting better. I am getting my 1v1 win rate percentage higher.

All the commentators are better than me, and I could beat you 20 games in a row.

Invite me to 2 strategic 1v1 games

Can you tell me what I did wrong on this game??


Link : http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer?GameID=4388859

You should have pushed further East in Russia, whenver you broke him you backtracked to save scan which you should have blockaded in svalbard to protect greenland and later take it. Push into Central Russia, have them both broken at same time and you win, you played that front badly.

You weren't agressive enough in my opinion. It actually was pretty nicely picked by you, not terribly played. I see potential for you to be a decent player in the future.

Thanks, JSA

Thanks, JSA

You misplayed turn 1.

You got lucky enough to finish Scand with 2 3v2's, but you shouldn't have tried, much better to gamble a 3v2 in CA.

You misplayed turn 2. There was no reason to deploy to Panama.

You misplayed turn 3.

You deployed in too many spots and expanded in too many spots, you not only attacked both South America and West Russia, but you attacked two territories in each of them.

You likely misplayed almost every other turn of the game too, but I'm simply not willing to continue to analyze all 20 turns when I can find things that you did wrong on turns 1, 2, and 3.

You should have beaten him handily off of picks, but he outplayed you. The game was also over long before you actually surrendered.

For the most part a 20% army lead is gg in most cases.

He had a 36% army lead turn 9, the lead continued to get bigger throughout the rest of the game up until you finally surrendered at which point it was a 138% lead.

Thanks, Hedja

And thanks, purple illusions

I hate it when it double posts like that.