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quote: Originally posted by Grigor on 02-01-2001 07:15 PM I do not know if the distance from the enemy capitol is a factor for sabotage. |
We suppose that isn't. Nobody tested it.
| quote: Originally posted by Grigor on 02-01-2001 07:15 PM In that case the maximum available would be 2 2/3 if the spy began on a road adjacent to the city, and the minimum zero if the spy had used her last movement point to enter into saboteuristic activities. So there would be 9 possible movement point remainders upon initiation of sabotage. I suspect that the available movement only affects the chances for escape. |
I am not sure if it works so logically.
If I remember well, Investigating a city costs a spy 1/3 of movement point: Spy use this 1/3 of movement point to get into and to get out.
| quote: Originally posted by Grigor on 02-01-2001 07:15 PM My original suggestion was to test a small sample with a wildly different movement point remainder to see if there is any difference in post-sabotage survival rate. That would tell us if there were a need for more testing over the full movement-point-remainder spectrum. |
Could you try some tests? You could add results to "Poisoning and sabotaging" thread.
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