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Personnaly, for the frogs, i did not plan that much, i did it the Caesar way : veni vidi vici.
Like everything else did. >>;
That is clever! I agree, it's nice that the game offers several ways to deal with a situation. Nice job. :)
It was not a salty or jealous comment.
I was praising the game for all the possibility it offer and let each players "cook" their own staregy. It feels rewarding to succeed with the idea you came up with; it's far more satisfaying than streamlined games where you don't have many possibilities to reach your goal.