Castle Fight Warcraft 3 Download
Danny Casgrain
The first interesting trade-off you encounter comes from you having three lanes. In the side-lanes you are only fighting one opponent, in the middle lane you are fighting all three opponents. You get gold for killing enemy units. The side-lanes are zero-sum games in that regard: Any units you send will give the opponent on that lane more gold, any units they send will give you more gold. But the middle lane is a non-zero-sum game. If you can dominate the middle lane you can get gold from all three opponents at the same time, and if you do badly there you end up just feeding the other players, getting no gold yourself. But if everyone focuses on the middle lane, and everyone does roughly equally well, it turns into a zero-sum game and nobody gains any benefit over anyone else. So to get the most income you have to balance which lanes to invest in.
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Regarding the SC popularity, what I feel is that it lacks that battle-royality of AutoChess, where even a bad player could win against good players just by the swing of rng (or having a good angle on your opponent for shooters, which is natural rng, not just PRNG feed), and as you noted, with the help of wide failure spectrum (you need to lose a lot of rounds before you are done in AutoChess, wheres in SC you really feel the cripple without one of the barracks, and even though it is winnable in rare cases, is it really more fun to fight for it than to start a new game just now, not wasting another 15 minutes on 5% winchance?
So what it feels like is that losing barracks is like receiving a near-fatal blow and bleeding, but in that state you could still cut the throat of an enemy, but when you see with blood all over your base that you are not even close to pushing your enemies, you really feel disappointed (you just jumped from 25% estimated WR, to below 5%, at least in your head), but unlike gameover (1 lost barracks = total loss, if such a condition would exist in SC; or protecting the ultimate goal like castle, and seeing it being mega-pushed you just relax and sit back e.g. throne being pushed with your teammates dead in DotA), you make a hard decision of whether you should spend your valuable time fighting for the small chance of winning, knowing it would be hard (in BR you never know who you would meet in the ending circle, it may as well be an absolute newbie, so it always makes sense to try to stay alive, even without gear).
Catle Fight has a notable ping pong with RS-es, that is true, but in below average games you are able to turn it around mid-lane, so the problem may be in the fact that it is to easy to predict the effective units to keep the snowball coming (build orders are too few and too easy to master). Maybe the mess is not the problem, maybe late-game just lacks the scale (like experimental mechs in Supreme Commander, which kill any other units in 1v30 combat, unless they are the very countered like air units against ground experimental). I mean the difference between the cheapest and the most expensive barracks in CF is tiny, especially on a scale of 30+min match, so that would be a ground to experiment on (larger scale of progression), I would think, that would also lessen the effect of early game snowball, as countering late-game units would mean much more, giving that second chance, that wider failure spectrum. And the castle health suits for the match to be 15+ minutes, so you would think there should be some extra tier in the units you can build, but there really is no such thing.
Then there's Medivh's old castle, the Kharazan Tower, and Lady Vashj, where you face off with the evil sea witch herself. Tempest Keep is a max level dungeon with five man instances and one raid level instance, and Auchindoun is both a dungeon and a player city for levels 65-70.