About a year ago Szeweningen made a guide for playing 3v3 europe. If anyone knows where I can get a copy, I'd like to read it please.

Edited 10/27/2013 05:14:28

http://bit.ly/HmLwFE, second result

Thank you.

i aint reading no guide to play a game.

if i;m shit at eu, im shit at eu. period.

Edited 10/27/2013 07:59:02

He also updated the guide a couple of times under other names. ;)

Pulsey, you realise that when you write ". Period." that can be written "..."? 3 Periods in a row is called an elipse and means the sentence is left open ended, the exact opposite meaning to saying "period" to emphasise that a sentence is finished.

Youre pretty bad at eu but the guide is aimed at noobs. It cant teach you how to beat gnuffone.

I dont know what youre alluding to fridge, but if there are any major recent changes can i have a link please?

Edited 10/27/2013 09:34:50

no major changes. just extended to teamgames in general i guess.. not worth looking for it.

and i don't have any links..

rumors.. rumors...

Edited 10/27/2013 10:26:48

no guide can help you win this.....
http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer?GameID=5058470

and this...
http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer?GameID=5058011

:(

I love the section 4a where sze casually brings out a complicated 3 part equation including symbols ive never seen before and begins the next sentence "so obviously...".

you mean "if and only if"? i see no other magical symbol any semi-educated person could not know..

I dont know if i mean the "ïf and only if". I dont know what the symbol I was referring to means, I made that pretty clear didnt I?

I wonder if anyone has ever used that equation to work out whether they should attack or not.

Edited 10/27/2013 14:10:50

if and only if is like an equal sign with another parallel line under the 2 lines, meaning, if a then b, and if b then a

I was semi-educated. I blame my father.

trolling feels so good. :)

gui - great name/avatar

Actually, there are some mistakes in that formula. Really embarrassing, I hope sze fixed that in next versions.

(x-0.6y-1)∙0.6>y-0.7x)↔(1.3x>1.6y+0.6)↔(x>16y/13+6/13)

Obviously, it should be:

(x-0.6(y-1)-1)∙0.6>y-0.7x)↔(1.3x>1.36y+0.24)↔(x>13.6y/13+2.4/13)

I think I don't have to explain why, it's really simple.
Well, in fact that formula is still not perfect, because it doesn't take into account luck %, and it omits the fact that some values are rounded to integers.

I think I don't have to explain why, it's really simple.

snerk