Message text For me it is exactely the opposite... I tend to play better in larger games, while being quite bad in 1-1.
Fo beginning, let me suggest a quite conservative strategy: while deciding a move, look at the map, point out the hexes which will be "safe" and try to make your best move in one of them. If there is not this possibility, then try to point out the "unsafe" hex which is most likely to be safe (i.e. consider which of your enemies will have to risk more on its own to cover a specific ex, look at your mates and consider wich way will they go etc.).
Moreover, try also to think one or more moves ahead, so to find out which one of the beautiful moves you can make now will end on having an enemy on the tail just the turn after...
Last but not least, and needless to say, try as much as you can to be on enemies' backs or sides (they'll try to do that to you, of course...  )
Good luck! |
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