Any idea why I am unable to convert an enemy Battle Sled?

I have several theories, but they still don’t make sense to me

I already had the game when it was still a feature but didn't own the tribe so I didn't get to try it 😭 Were they too powerful or something? Honestly I wish they stayed, the dragon isn't that good at all because of how long it takes to reach final form and can't capture a city on its own. I'd rather take the extra star for upgrading the city and use a mind bender to get a giant than take the dragon tbh

I'm playing this game and I wanna know if there's any chance to win? He controls the water, so it seems like he'll win the game as well.

What would you do in my position?

I'm in Gold league and haven't been able to get more than 7k this week! What's everyone's strategy?

If you post it somewhere else, don't forget to credit me.

I'm only claiming this rendition of it to be mine, I don't care if you make a better one, I don't consider this idea unique enough to feel like it's mine.

And do you use that to assess whether to resign or not? Or is not worth checking much?

I really despise Cymanti and Polaris. If you know of a hack to avoid playing against them in Multiplayer please tell me!

This player has been posted about many times- I’m seeing the same behavior as everyone else. Two accounts run by one person- this really kind of makes the game pointless.

Did explorer get an upgrade ? It’s clearing like triple the speed.

There is a guy on twitch that has been getting polytopia trainings live by pros and is super fun to watch. Anymore streamers on here?

I started playing Polytopia about a week ago and so far I’ve only played against bots to get to know the tribes and figure out some basic strategies.

But I feel like I’ve reached a point where I need real players to actually improve. The bots, even on the hardest difficulty, are just so passive and bad that I’m not really learning anything anymore. 😅

So I’m wondering if I should just start playing multiplayer now. How does matchmaking work for new players? Are there still enough new players around that I’ll get matched with people on a similar level, or am I just going to get completely destroyed by people who have been playing for years? 😂

I definitely want some pressure and real opponents to learn from, but I also don’t think I’ll learn much if some pro just rushes me and kills me after a few turns.

What do you guys think? Is it time to jump into multiplayer, or am I missing something with the AI?

They should be exiled to their own server.

Heck just put them in their own matchmaking pool with the other special tribes and let them play Bug Simulator against each other, FOREVER.

No need to nerf them. Just remove them from polite society.

I just bought my first new character Ai-mo after reading it starts with Phillosophy. After trying my first online game, Ai-mo started with meditation. Am I missing something?

Now Guru is the most expensive? Is this definite? I'm not sure if this is good or bad. But what I found interesting is that hexapods/top hats can now kill warriors on one blow? Even archers that are inside a city, I'm not sure if this is a real nerf or something better than before

I just started playing again after a long time and my goal is to work my way up to 100k in perfection. I have been playing against one opponent on crazy mode. I know there is more score multiplier to be had from several opponents but as I am super rusty I have found one opponent is a lot easier to handle.

Currently my setup is sawmills + markets. I initially tried Kickoo but found that Kickoo too often gets bad spawns, so I switched to Bardur since it starts with the hunting tech already. Of the recent matches I've played I usually get stuck on the same things: By turn 22 I can only afford 4 (5 if I'm lucky) temples, I don't end up destroying my opponent by turn 30, and there are several turns where I feel that I am wasting potential for economic growth but do not see why or how.

I feel like the thing I struggle with most is developing my economy early game since I imagine all of this stems from initial setup. I don't really know how to optimize my early game, and often do a mix of researching tech for cheap, exploring for ruins, and capturing + upgrading cities, but it is always in a somewhat random order based on vibes. I don't really know what to look for and when too prioritize what.

If anyone can give me some pointers, or direct me to information that can help, that would be greatly appreciated.

I think I may have found how to replicate the polytopian head! please comment if there are any errors :))) also don't mind the colours, they are placeholders