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I'm gonna be honest here and simply state that a lot of the players on this site don't really understand the game that well.
A couple years ago I helped program computer players for the game TurboRisk. If you can't beat the computer players on level 'very hard' with the default rules then you should probably practice before trying to play real players.
It's also a good way to pass the time while you are waiting for games to start.
There is also a computer player I programed called 'Vexer', if you can't beat the computer version of Vexer, how do you ever expect to beat the real thing? I only got around to programming Vexer for increasing card games. Vexer can't win fixed card games.
The default map is kinda lame but there are other map options - and i will be updating a map for TurboRisk soon.
If you have any questions about TurboRisk or you can't figure out how to play against the computer version of Vexer, post your problem here.
Download Link:
http://www.marioferrari.org/freeware/turborisk/turborisk.html
The game is free by the way - no ads.
A couple years ago I helped program computer players for the game TurboRisk. If you can't beat the computer players on level 'very hard' with the default rules then you should probably practice before trying to play real players.
It's also a good way to pass the time while you are waiting for games to start.
There is also a computer player I programed called 'Vexer', if you can't beat the computer version of Vexer, how do you ever expect to beat the real thing? I only got around to programming Vexer for increasing card games. Vexer can't win fixed card games.
The default map is kinda lame but there are other map options - and i will be updating a map for TurboRisk soon.
If you have any questions about TurboRisk or you can't figure out how to play against the computer version of Vexer, post your problem here.
Download Link:
http://www.marioferrari.org/freeware/turborisk/turborisk.html
The game is free by the way - no ads.