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Apparently, in high level play, the countries are all viewed as essentially equal despite them being asymmetric. For example, in the novice games I've played,
by tnecniv 6y ago
Apparently, in high level play, the countries are all viewed as essentially equal despite them being asymmetric.
For example, in the novice games I've played, Austria is always the first to bite it due to the fact that they have the most borders to defend. However, if they play their cards right and can eliminate a neighbor, they end up in a pretty powerful position on the board.
- lmm 6y agoIn high-level play the countries are essentially equal because high-level players adapt to compensate - powerful countries are early targets. Doesn't mean the advantages don't exist.