Hurm. That kinda led me to a question last night, as I tried to settle my mind into sleep.
I didn't notice any poor play amongst the human players in Sunday's game. If there were missed opportunities, they aren't obvious to me, and random chance didn't seem especially cruel to us either. I'm also not clear enough on the rules to know how we'd have stopped you if we'd exposed you - we can't throw you out an airlock as near as I can tell.
So, is the game really designed for the humans to always fail unless the Cylons play poorly or get soft-hearted? Or am I being needlessly pessimistic?
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Date: 2009-03-31 12:59 pm (UTC)I didn't notice any poor play amongst the human players in Sunday's game. If there were missed opportunities, they aren't obvious to me, and random chance didn't seem especially cruel to us either. I'm also not clear enough on the rules to know how we'd have stopped you if we'd exposed you - we can't throw you out an airlock as near as I can tell.
So, is the game really designed for the humans to always fail unless the Cylons play poorly or get soft-hearted? Or am I being needlessly pessimistic?