Random Opponents?

[DaveShack]

We forgot a world setup parameter. Do we want random opponents, or are there certain ones we want to be in the game?

If comments run mostly for random, we'll just go that way. If there are a lot of comments wanting specific opponents we'll need to have two 24-hour polls, one for the original group and one for the PTW/C3C group. Those polls will be multiple choice, opponents which gather a lot of support will be in, with the rest of the settings random. If random is the highest supported option in either poll then we will go with all random.

Get your comments in fast, because polls need to be up by about 8pm MST (GMT-7) tonight to be valid, or creation day would need to be postponed.

 

[TimBentley]

Random opponents would be fine.

 

[Provolution]

of course random, I will personally shoot the ones asking for specific ones.

 

[MOTH]

Random. XCL

 

[Rik Meleet]

I prefer random

 

[Ashburnham]

Indeed. Random all the way.

 

[blackheart]

Random please.

 

[Nobody]

random.......... but we could gurantee we get all the new civs. no random it is

 

[snipelfritz]

yay random

 

[truckingpete]

Random is the way to go...

- TP

 

[YNCS]

Random has my vote as well.

 

[Double Stack]

Add my vote for Random.

All post have voted for random so far!

 

[RegentMan]

All post have voted for random so far!

Until me...

I vote no pre-chosen civs (random)!

 

[Stuck_as_a_Mac]

Random. That way we can yell at the RNG Gods when it gives us Babylon. Again.

 

[thescaryworker]

Random. that way its not our fault when we despose the last of the Babylonian culture
(no offense to any Babylonians)

 

[Gregski]

Aye, random opponents would be fine. We'll probably end up with friendly peace-loving neighbours like the Vikings or the Germans...

 

[mhcarver]

as like all of the above I want random

 

[Rik Meleet]

See ??

There can be unanimous decisions in the DG, without mud-slinging and flaming ...

 

[Bertie]

I'm as random as they come, so of course I vote random.

 

[Provolution]

You guys are the perfect example why all the firms promoting E-Government and E-democracy solutions went bankrupt 1999-2002.