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A free-for-all game, or a FFA, is a game where every player plays for himself, versus everyone else; however, temporary alliances might be allowed. | A free-for-all game, or a [[warlight dictionary|FFA]], is a game where every player plays for himself, versus everyone else; however, temporary alliances might be allowed. | ||
They usually require different strategy than duels - it is often beneficient not to immediately attack everyone you meet, and sometimes staying put for a few turns and building up armies is the best course of action. See [[Basic_Strategy#Free-for-all_games|basic strategy for FFA games]]. | They usually require different strategy than duels - it is often beneficient not to immediately attack everyone you meet, and sometimes staying put for a few turns and building up armies is the best course of action. See [[Basic_Strategy#Free-for-all_games|basic strategy for FFA games]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 11 February 2015
A free-for-all game, or a FFA, is a game where every player plays for himself, versus everyone else; however, temporary alliances might be allowed.
They usually require different strategy than duels - it is often beneficient not to immediately attack everyone you meet, and sometimes staying put for a few turns and building up armies is the best course of action. See basic strategy for FFA games.