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September 21st, 2009, 03:35 PM
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Re: A Discussion on kingmaking and community standards.
I like your idea. Quite a lot actually 
It will also reward ppl for their endurance and avoid situations where it's all or nothing after many hard months of work. In addition it creates a more continuous reward system.
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September 21st, 2009, 03:44 PM
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Re: A Discussion on kingmaking and community standards.
I think the hugest motivation (expecially for vets) is the hall of fame.
It would be interesting if we could adapt a Nascar like device - total points.
I'd probably give a few points for starting - and then 1rst place would be 1/2 of the point total of all the participants.
2nd would be good for 1/4, third for 1/8.
this would make a victory against micah, dr.P, atul, and wriathlord worth *a lot* more than a victory against anon noob 1,
anon noob 2, anon noob 3.
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September 21st, 2009, 05:12 PM
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Re: A Discussion on kingmaking and community standards.
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Originally Posted by chrispedersen
I think the hugest motivation (expecially for vets) is the hall of fame.
It would be interesting if we could adapt a Nascar like device - total points.
I'd probably give a few points for starting - and then 1rst place would be 1/2 of the point total of all the participants.
2nd would be good for 1/4, third for 1/8.
this would make a victory against micah, dr.P, atul, and wriathlord worth *a lot* more than a victory against anon noob 1,
anon noob 2, anon noob 3.
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Interesting, but it would be like putting a bounty of their head - every game they would be even more likely to get ganged up on. Still not a bad thing since that is probably the strategically correct thing to do anyway. |
September 21st, 2009, 06:46 PM
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Re: A Discussion on kingmaking and community standards.
Quote:
Originally Posted by chrispedersen
I think the hugest motivation (expecially for vets) is the hall of fame.
It would be interesting if we could adapt a Nascar like device - total points.
I'd probably give a few points for starting - and then 1rst place would be 1/2 of the point total of all the participants.
2nd would be good for 1/4, third for 1/8.
this would make a victory against micah, dr.P, atul, and wriathlord worth *a lot* more than a victory against anon noob 1,
anon noob 2, anon noob 3.
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IANAV, but I couldn't give a rat's arse about the HoF.
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September 21st, 2009, 11:41 PM
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Re: A Discussion on kingmaking and community standards.
So join us over in NvV... we need a vet to help show the ropes..
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