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Interesting. In this simulation, fighting on multiple fronts is optimal because then no single enemy can surround you. Funny. Leads to drawing along the borders
by arjie 12y ago
Interesting. In this simulation, fighting on multiple fronts is optimal because then no single enemy can surround you. Funny. Leads to drawing along the borders being more significant than drawing within a solid colour block.
- lotharbot 12y agoInterestingly, being surrounded (the 4x8 rectangle others have posted about) is much stronger of a position than I expected. I thought my 4x8 rectangles would be quickly consumed, but instead they expanded into enemy territory.