Re: Olympia and Game Theory (LONG)

From: cisco@src.honeywell.com (Cisco Lopez-Fresquet)

Date: Tue, 31 Oct 1995 00:00:00 +0000

>>David desJardins said:
>Robert Christopher Butchko <rcb@kaiwan009.kaiwan.com> writes:
>> (If the game favors the attacker, why hasn't faery fallen?  Proposed
>> answer: lack of resolve or skill on the part of those who would
>> attack.)
>
>Certainly "Melina Blackwood" can attest to that....

Melina was an attempt to use a stack of beasts to out-maneuver the
  faery horde.  At the time, dragon-breeding had just been discovered, but
  no one had bred a significant number of them yet.  That left a window
  where the use of 'normal' beasts was at its maximum effectiveness.

In no way was Melina an attempt to take faery, but we thought there was a
  chance to raze a castle and run.

- cisco
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