The fog of war option is great in theory, but poor in implementation.

It is a nice option you can use if you want a change. If you don't want a change, don't use it.

I think it's also nicer in six-player games to start with, since you don't know who is doing best, and that person who is doing the ...

Urhm, maybe... :-S

I went to My Settings, and colourblind option is "No", but BOB does indeed show y3 instead of 3, for example, so it obviously thinks I am colourblind after all. Not sure how to turn that off.

With the Fog of War thing, it incorrectly tells me how many armies people have, because ...

Problem with the new Fog of War thing... instead of "?" on a far-away place, you get "undefined?", which makes the map v hard to read.

Also, it messes up the stats a lot, but that's kind of the point of it I suppose. Still, to avoid having to turn it off for Fog of War games, it just needs ...

I can see it being easier in two-player games, or when you log in often enough to see each person's turn in games with more players. But with six players, if you don't log in between your turns, you have to figure out what happened during five different turns. I personally find that beyond me since ...

Ah ok, sounds as if it'll come along soon, ta.

One other thing though, on a related note pehaps.

Is it possible to play-back through the board after (or even during) the game?

Eg, at the end of the game, you see the log of what happened, and you see the result (a board completely covered in one ...

Hello all,

When someone else takes their turn, the log shows only a few things:

How many armies they got
Whether they cashed in cards
Where they deployed
Whether they took any new territories
Whether they fortified anywhere
What it doesn't show, but I'd like it to show, is the further ...

Gah, it was so long ago I wouldn't remember. Probably something like arcadians, only it would probably have been just before arcadians had come out (or at least before my parents had scrounged me a copy). We had one called Monsters. That, or the "spelling game" that my dad wrote for me. Basically a ...