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The board game version of Capitals is my favorite Risk gametype, because the win condition is controlling your own capital + a certain number of opposing capitals. The only losing condition is complete elimination, so if you lose your capital, you can keep fighting to recapture it even if you aren't one of the most powerful players on the board.
However, the Dominating12 version of Capitals is not as great in my opinion, and it's because of the massive momentum swings caused by someone capturing a capital. Someone can win the game in two or three turns based on starting positions, and it might not even be your fault. A more experienced player can pick out an inexperienced player and gain an instant advantage, because capturing their capital also gives you control of all their territories.
It would be great to have a Capitals gametype with the board game rules. I know I would play the heck out of it.
However, the Dominating12 version of Capitals is not as great in my opinion, and it's because of the massive momentum swings caused by someone capturing a capital. Someone can win the game in two or three turns based on starting positions, and it might not even be your fault. A more experienced player can pick out an inexperienced player and gain an instant advantage, because capturing their capital also gives you control of all their territories.
It would be great to have a Capitals gametype with the board game rules. I know I would play the heck out of it.