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I seem to have forgotten this
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:04 pm
by aybraus
What is the suggested CP limit for a typical, casual brikwars game between intermediate-level players?
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 2:27 am
by CreatioNZ
does it matter?? you could just play a game that suits your needs i.e. amount of lego bricks, how long you want to take, etc....
at my club we play 100 cps (2005 ed) and get them finished between 2mins and 20 mins...
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:12 am
by Theblackdog
CP sizes don't really matter unless your unit types are wildly different (e.g. one side fields mostly infantry while the other side deploys mostly tanks). Just make sure each team has a roughly equal number of infantrymen and vehicles. Most of my small battles are limited to "X number of squads, X number of small ground vehicles, X number of small flyers".
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 1:46 pm
by OneEye589
200 to 500 CP should give you a decent sized force that's not stretching it if you don't have a lot of Legos.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 2:57 pm
by pesgores
No CP: just toss into the battlefield everything you want.
And explosives.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 5:43 pm
by aybraus
Okay slow class, let's do a play-by-play of what I'm asking for with this topic.
First the subject, "I seem to have forgotten this." It indicates that I (1) have played Brikwars before and (2) am searching for information that I can't find anywhere else.
Then I ask for the "suggested CP limit." This means that I intend to use cost points and thus do not want a reply that tells me not to use them. I would like a suggestion of this type and not your damn opinion.
"Typical, casual brikwars game" is an indication of the target size of my brikwars game. Suggesting that I play a game "that suits my needs" is completely unhelpful to me because this is what I am trying to accomplish by posing the question. It's as if I am asking how to operate a fire hose, and you are suggesting that I put out that nearby fire.
NOW...
Give me your opinion how many CPs each player would need for a two player game on a coffee table, counting building. Using a TYPICAL army, meaning proper proportions of minifigs, heros, and special creations. Make it your opinion and an approximation, too.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:22 pm
by ahp77
We're not idiots.
60-85 CP
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:30 pm
by RagnarokRose
Aybraus, that's not gonna get much out of anyone, since you just insulted all other form users. You need to stop now before you make some enemies...
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:37 pm
by Blitzen
AmmoMan wrote:Aybraus, that's not gonna get much out of anyone, since you just insulted all other form users. You need to stop now before you make some enemies...
I actually thought it was good. I would contribute, but I've never played with CP.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:44 pm
by OneEye589
aybraus wrote:Okay slow class, let's do a play-by-play of what I'm asking for with this topic.
First the subject, "I seem to have forgotten this." It indicates that I (1) have played Brikwars before and (2) am searching for information that I can't find anywhere else.
Then I ask for the "suggested CP limit." This means that I intend to use cost points and thus do not want a reply that tells me not to use them. I would like a suggestion of this type and not your damn opinion.
"Typical, casual brikwars game" is an indication of the target size of my brikwars game. Suggesting that I play a game "that suits my needs" is completely unhelpful to me because this is what I am trying to accomplish by posing the question. It's as if I am asking how to operate a fire hose, and you are suggesting that I put out that nearby fire.
NOW...
Give me your opinion how many CPs each player would need for a two player game on a coffee table, counting building. Using a TYPICAL army, meaning proper proportions of minifigs, heros, and special creations. Make it your opinion and an approximation, too.
I did tell you how many; 200 to 500 CP. I only said that it would give you, and I quote;
"a decent sized force that's not stretching it if you don't have a lot of Legos".
That means that you have a force that is "fair, good enough, okay, significant, or substantial" in size according to a dictionary.
You asked for a SUGGESTED CP limit for a TYPICAL game. One, we all gave you our suggestions. I said what I said, other people said other things, including no CP counting which would mean limitless, no? A typical game is also different for everyone. I typically use CP, other people never have. That's the end of it.
Don't be a penis just because people gave you an answer based on your vague question.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:52 pm
by RagnarokRose
Oh great, it's gonna turn into a flame war!
'jumps into bomb shelter'
Ill be in here if you guys need me.

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:56 pm
by RagnarokRose
Silvadream, you didn't actually say anything.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 8:09 pm
by RagnarokRose
Ok... Silvadream, watch where you are stepping. Dangerous creatures lurk in this form.
'leaves'
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:06 pm
by aybraus
OneEye589 wrote:Don't be a penis just because people gave you an answer based on your vague question.
Sorry, I wasn't talking about you.
Your answer was quite helpful.
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:45 pm
by 501stCadians
AmmoMan wrote:Ok... Silvadream, watch where you are stepping. Dangerous creatures lurk in this form.
'leaves'
I know. J+B tried to eat me when i made a "Joke Ship" for his Captial ship contest....*Hides*