Diary entry of an orc gunmen Today, we debuted a new mortar weapon, because the other one wasn't overpowered enough, it blows up castles even faster than the disintegrator bwahahaha we decimated a human settlement with it. Also we bullied the dwarves, they so puny we didn't even need the new mortar to do it. However generals are noticing stupid elves are coming for our land finally. we will beat em like dwarves maybe? How hard can point eared twits be? not as hard as orc that for sure! .... Wait why they have death mortar too?! uh oh....
mkay so after seeing the first battle, the mortar actually seems balanced to me :) sure it has a ton of firepower early on, especially versus taller castles, but as seen in the battle it is not very effective when hitting a brick of blocks from the top if it does need to be modified slightly I'm sure you'll edit the mechanics accordingly :D E :)
Maybe I misunderstand the mechanics, but isn't there the fundamental problem that the smaller your territory gets, the more chances you get to win some back? I fail to see how losing is even theoretically possible.
I think that was balanced by making the marbles in the "territory war" grow/shrink as they gain or lose their territory. Seeing that all marbles are moving at the same speed, regardless of size, it improves movement for the bigger marbles and allows them to hit more enemy squares (initiating more attacks) kinda like what the Yellow Orcs did, in which they were the attacking side for two battles in a row.
@@marbleraceproject7763 I suppose that could be enough. Hard to tell without properly calculating or simulating. My intuition says that losing for good is still going to take a streak of unrealistically bad luck, but I could be wrong. I guess it's about balancing the numbers properly. Slight adjustments could cause the probablility to go from 1/100 to one in a trillion.
@@marbleraceproject7763 I think that if a territory gets to a certain number (like say 4 or so) then the one that would attack the territory would be fighting the "capital" which has a buffed base (extra weapon denser materials etc) where if the attackers win then they would get ether the remaining territories or the defenders would become neutral- where they can still defend but not attack/ gain territory oh and if the defenders win they will gain adjacent tiles of the attacking color (up to 3) and force the marble backwards
Это зависит от места попадания, основная сила миномета - взрывная волна It depends on the place of impact, the main force of the mortar is the blast wave
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I like how these castles are 2 layers of bricks, one behind the other. You should bring that back in the newer videos.
oh a new weapon! Im sure its perfectly balanc- 24:50 ....
oh ok
Mortal seems strong, but we had only 2 games with it. New music YAY.
That 1st beat is sick. The one in-between battles, I mean.
Diary entry of an orc gunmen
Today, we debuted a new mortar weapon, because the other one wasn't overpowered enough, it blows up castles even faster than the disintegrator bwahahaha we decimated a human settlement with it.
Also we bullied the dwarves, they so puny we didn't even need the new mortar to do it.
However generals are noticing stupid elves are coming for our land finally. we will beat em like dwarves maybe? How hard can point eared twits be? not as hard as orc that for sure! .... Wait why they have death mortar too?! uh oh....
oh this seems interesting, the new mortar weapon will be neat to check out 0.0
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Orcs all the way!
Mortar is kinda OP
mkay so after seeing the first battle, the mortar actually seems balanced to me :)
sure it has a ton of firepower early on, especially versus taller castles, but as seen in the battle it is not very effective when hitting a brick of blocks from the top
if it does need to be modified slightly I'm sure you'll edit the mechanics accordingly :D
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Yeah someone really doesn't want the Dwarves to win this.
It comes out like that
Maybe I misunderstand the mechanics, but isn't there the fundamental problem that the smaller your territory gets, the more chances you get to win some back? I fail to see how losing is even theoretically possible.
I think that was balanced by making the marbles in the "territory war" grow/shrink as they gain or lose their territory.
Seeing that all marbles are moving at the same speed, regardless of size, it improves movement for the bigger marbles and allows them to hit more enemy squares (initiating more attacks) kinda like what the Yellow Orcs did, in which they were the attacking side for two battles in a row.
"I think that was balanced by making the marbles in the "territory war" grow/shrink as they gain or lose their territory." - That's the idea
@@marbleraceproject7763 I suppose that could be enough. Hard to tell without properly calculating or simulating. My intuition says that losing for good is still going to take a streak of unrealistically bad luck, but I could be wrong. I guess it's about balancing the numbers properly. Slight adjustments could cause the probablility to go from 1/100 to one in a trillion.
@@marbleraceproject7763 I think that if a territory gets to a certain number (like say 4 or so) then the one that would attack the territory would be fighting the "capital" which has a buffed base (extra weapon denser materials etc) where if the attackers win then they would get ether the remaining territories or the defenders would become neutral- where they can still defend but not attack/ gain territory
oh and if the defenders win they will gain adjacent tiles of the attacking color (up to 3) and force the marble backwards
How does blue always get awful weapons?
赤だいぶ追い詰められてるな
Happy Orcs Taking
Что-то я не понимаю логики этой игры. Тот же гаубичный снаряд то ползамка разносит вдребезги, а то один кирпич выбить не может...
Это зависит от места попадания, основная сила миномета - взрывная волна
It depends on the place of impact, the main force of the mortar is the blast wave
Mortar is a cheat