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BIG BAD WOLF: I think that at the end of the game, you should find out where the other player's boats were. Maybe it's just me, but I'm curious like that. what does everyone else think?
Pedro Martínez: Does he use the "random" place boat option? Just wondering if it is "broke" or something - possible giving the same "random" option for different people.
hrqls: It says: I understand, that sometimes I have the same setup as my opponent. But TWICE in half a day? And in a single tournament. Unbelievable...
Asunto: Re: Proposed variant: Dark Battleboats Barrage
Czuch Chuckers: Yes, that's definitely a way that this variant would be different than the others. But, then, variants are supposed to have differences, eh? ;-)
For some players, it might even be a preferred difference. While it does give up a bit of competitive advantage (say), it also changes the "feel" of the game. Speaking as someone who does lose now and again, there's always the "oh! I was so close! I wish I could go another couple of turns" feeling at the end of a game...
Asunto: Re: Proposed variant: Dark Battleboats Barrage
The Dagda Mor: The one down side that I can see.... in a normal game, if I beat you, you would no longer have an opportunity to know where any of my ships are that you haven't found yet. In this new variant, it would allow the loser to still be able to see how i place my ships! This is not a huge drawback, but it would have an effect.
Asunto: Proposed variant: Dark Battleboats Barrage
The game of "battleboats" has an interesting feature that sets it apart from the majority of other games on this site:
While it is a turn-based game, the strategy of how to play your turns depends very little on what your opponents do on their turns.
I think that this feature is worth exploring in an additional Battleboats variant which I propose being named "Dark Battleboats Barrage".
In this variant, play would be as in normal Dark Battleboats, however neither player would have to wait for the other player before continuing on to their next turns.
As soon as both boards are set up, each player can take as many turns in a row as they like. The winner will be the player who sinks her or his opponent's ships in the least number of turns. (If they take the same number of turns, then the game will be a draw. As such, neither white nor black should have any statistical advantage.)
Nothingness:
1) play tournaments
2) play stairs
3) play pawns
4) play fair players, who don't do that
5) appeal or join the group of players who want to change the rules to consider setting the board in such games as first move, so after showing the board or first shot the deletion is disabled
mctrivia: I knew that. I've challenged top players at other games . . . and I explain in the invitation that I'm challenging them for that reason. To send an invitation with no message is a little odd (if not rude).
Sphere battleboats, You could have the back of the 5 shot boat on a3 b3 while the front 3 parts of the boat are on h3 i3 and j3, or the two shot boat could have one part on on f10 and the other part on f1. Make it so there is no edge to the board, it just loops around to the other side.
mctrivia: we should suggest such a variant to Fencer and then we would be able to test this theory. I think it will give black an advantage but I'm not that good at this game (rofl). We'll just have to see . . . btw, I play mostly matches to avoid the "luck" of the game and let skill come into play.
ColonelCrockett: White has a better chance because they get an exter turn since black is not allowed to shoot once all are gone. If you wanted to equal it out completely farely make it so that the number of shots each player has does not change until the round is up. So for example if I am white and I shoot down your last 2 ships you still get 2 shots. You would get a lot more ties with this way. A good way to make fare without changing the rules is to always play 2 game matches.
jurek: since these games have alot to do with luck you cannot conclusively say that one side has any significant advantage. (no matter what the numbers say). However, making a variant that works this way isn't a bad idea at all. Just don't change existing rules based upon mild observations. Just a thought, but, won't your idea of giving Black three extra shots give him the advantage?
I've noticed that white has a 3-2 win advantage over black in all of the games so far for BB+. As a possibility to make things a little more fair for black, I propose the following:
On turn 1, white gets 1 shot, black gets 2 shots
On turn 2, white gets 3 shots, black gets 4 shots
On turns 3 and after, both sides get 5 shots.
Perhaps this could be another variant, or it could just supplant the existing rules for BB+ (I see the former as being the most likely)
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mctrivia: I could see where these options would add a new element of strategy . . . you could in theory box in a ship and then try to hit it so that it couldn't get away. What happens to a ship that is hit? does the hit square move with it or is it then stationary?
Or how about the age old child cheat trick. You are allowed to move all your boats at the begining of your turn to any space that has not been shot. Would force people to keep there serch patern looking random
BIG BAD WOLF: How is this for unique? Battle Boats Plus with a few new rules. Each boat can move forward or backwards 1 space on each turn or they can shoot. Once a boat had been hit it is no longer allowed to move as it has been damaged. 3 Only the 2 long boat is allowed to turn. When it does its back end stays in place and the front end moves to another square.
Your aponent of course would know that you moved a ship as though you could have shot say 5 shots you only shot 4.
mctrivia: Yea - but that is already available on another turn-based game site - trying to figure out a unique way to have BrainKing to have its own version.
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