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February 2nd, 2003, 11:54 PM
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Re: SEIV poker
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Originally posted by DavidG:
hehe did you get this idea from my post in one of those threads you mentioned?
I think it's not a bad idea but I think you would need to set some limits or rules on race design. Everyone is going to design the crappiest race they can since the odds are you won't get it.
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I was already thinking about it, but added the possibility of the game master also playing. I know in smac, setting up a PBEM as a CMN was fun, but mising out on actually playing the game you built was stressfull. I had no problem filling in for players that withdrew, and the only time it really was an issue was during early game, when the map had not been fully explored by everyone.
If everyone submits a crappy race, then every one will end up with crappy race too. Not to mention their is a chance you will end up with your own crappy race, and if everyone else is not being cheezy, you would get rewarded with an.. ahem.. early exit.
I don't think that would happen tho. Most of the players on this board seem like they are fair, and a good sport as well. I would not expect a player to fold either if they got a bad hand. All the more of a challange. I guess you could put a 80 - 120 limit. but the game master could have some influence on that when he decides how many racial points you start with.
A race player and a race builder could discuss those selections made afterwards (post game, or loss). Any fights could be taken into a head to head pbw game (out side the casino fellas)
I am hopeing this would create a lot of talk along the lines of
"I would not have done that and this is why"
with replies
"I did choose that, and this is why"
That might help newbies understand race selections better, and help them design a better race for themselves.
Ruatha is the game master of the "master of orion" idea. See his thread for details about that one.
[ February 02, 2003, 21:58: Message edited by: couslee ]
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February 3rd, 2003, 12:08 AM
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Re: SEIV poker
The thought I had about creating the other guys race is that you would try to create a bad one(within limits) It would not be considered 'cheesy' but expected. The challange would then be to play with a crap race.
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February 3rd, 2003, 12:32 AM
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Re: SEIV poker
count me in.
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February 3rd, 2003, 12:56 AM
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Re: SEIV poker
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Originally posted by DavidG:
The thought I had about creating the other guys race is that you would try to create a bad one(within limits) It would not be considered 'cheesy' but expected. The challange would then be to play with a crap race.
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I must have missed that post.
No, the intention here is to have a competition with fairly balanced races. The concept of balance would come from the race creator. Then allow someone to test that balance without forehand knowledge of it pros and cons. If someone makes a race that is balanced in their opinion, but is based on a specific strategy style. And the person playing that race has never thought about that kind of strategy style, their opinion may be they got a "hand with two pairs", and the creator would want to explain (I hope) that the two pairs, was actually a "four of kind".
Of course, I think it would be best, if the player does not know who the creator is and visa-versa until after the player is eliminated, or the player "wins the pot". (trying to stay in role play with a game I won't be in. lol. then again, who knows)
[ February 02, 2003, 22:57: Message edited by: couslee ]
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