What happens if you win the coin flip? then you have a dead silver card in your hand.
Iuliandrei;n9738951 said:What happens if you win the coin flip? then you have a dead silver card in your hand.
You might as well randomly toss the coin and give the one who loses the toss +1 boost 'cos almost everyone will be picking the number 10. Yours truly included. And if i get +1 boost i could easily dry pass and CA goes back to me. We're back where we started.GuardiAngel2;n9764121 said:At the start of the game, both players choose a number between 0 and 10. Example: player 1 chooses 6, player 2 chooses 3. - Player 1 will go second because he/she chose the highest number.
DEERCG;n9789931 said:- Round 01: Same. Coin flip will decide who go first.
- Round 02: Who go second at round 01 will go first at round 02. No matter who won.
- Round 03: Who win round 02 will go first.
That's it. And seem to be fair for me.
DEERCG;n9789931 said:- Round 02: Who go second at round 01 will go first at round 02. No matter who won.
Sigurd_3;n9831761 said:I haven't gone through this topic besides the first 3 posts, but I agree that CDPR should balance the coin flip for the person to go first. If someone goes first, I think they should at least get 2 points for that person's first round's score. It is so frustrating when several matches can be influenced so negatively for the person who goes first.
So... What's the 2nd player getting, if 1st player gets a 2 point lead just for going first?
The person who goes first is at an inherent disadvantage for multiple reasons. For one thing, whatever unit gets placed on the board first can get countered easily. Also, the person who goes second doesn't have to worry as much about being at a card count disadvantage; certainly by the end of round 1 it isn't an issue for them.byExeplar;n9834171 said:My friend, a balance to coin flip involve both players getting something otherwise it will be unfair, then the problem would arise of 2nd players wanting to go first, as you get something in return of going first. See how that works?
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Sigurd_3;n9836521 said:The person who goes first is at an inherent disadvantage for multiple reasons. For one thing, whatever unit gets placed on the board first can get countered easily. Also, the person who goes second doesn't have to worry as much about being at a card count disadvantage; certainly by the end of round 1 it isn't an issue for them.
I agree, all that what you have mentioned is true, however, "end of round 1 isn't an issue for the 2nd player", so what if the 2nd player loses after going 2nd from the coin flip, while 1st player went first but managed to win anyway but still receives like a certain reward to gain an extra point or 2, now that isn't fair, is it now young one?