Interesting. This will change the gameplay and strategies. I would always like to try out new things. You got my votes. :-)

Good idea. +2

Also, what about a feature to bank armies? Let's say your income is 10, but you only need 8 troops to accomplish what you want to do for your turn, so instead of deploying the remaining 2 troops, you carry-over 2 troops and deploy 12 troops the following turn.

An interesting idea, but it sounds a little too complex to me.

After all, you can always deploy those armies in an adjacent territory and move them over - basically same effect, but without complicated rules and/or code.

Games are still in progress. Any new takers for another one?

The only challenge I can see is that it must be possible to override this rule in the case where you have fewer territories than income. (Although this would be incredibly rare, and the game would work just as well if you weren't allowed to deploy extra armies, instead.)

I'm not sure whether it has been suggested before. I haven't read all posts in the thread. Sorry if it does.

We compare two numbers. The first is your set limit per territory. The second one is total number of armies / total number of territories owned. Whichever higher will be the limit that turn. The formula will be:

=max(limit per territory, total number of armies / territories)

The advantages are we can keep it consistent and don't need to touch the rule (i.e. all armies must be deployed).

Edited 9/18/2015 14:39:06

If anyone is making one of these games I would love to try it and learn how it works, it sounds really interesting. I really hope it gets added, I love new options :)

Feel free to invite me or PM me about a game, just be aware that I'll need to learn how to use it :P

inquisitor,

That is an excellent formula for this purpose. Thanks!

Fleecemaster,

I may be starting a new game in a week or so. I'll be sure to invite you! Do you have any preferred settings?