Iron Civer Tournament- Coliseum B

[jshelr]

sent to F

[Flandrien]

1650 bc sent

[bongo]

1625 sent

[McMeadows]

sent an hour ago

[Rommel2D]

3-2 Last player in turn sequence shall not use the GoTo command's double movement to gain strategic advantage over an opponent.

3-2.1 Using GoTo to get extra movement

I'll have to track it down in the main thread, but I was told by a demogamer (Trip I believe) that this could only be exploited by the last player in the sequence. I figured it would be able to be used against anyone who moved before you in the turn order, so I'll go back for a quote just to be sure when I get the chance.

[bongo]

I've just read through the exploit/etiquette list.

Basically it was just me getting jumpy when I saw some other guys unit move on *my* turn. As I am last in turn order I am immune to this exploit. No harm done, no harm intended

I also pretty sure this exploit works *backwards* in the turn order. Player 1 can't use it at all, player 2 can use it against player 1 only, player 3 can use it against player 1 &2 etc.


I believe it would be best if we didn't use the goto-command at all, except for 1-turn moves. (I am immune, but it still made me jump, I had to make several reloads to see what happened. I am blessed with a new and fast comp so everything moved too fast for me to see until I found the 'animation speed slow' setting.)

[McMeadows]

haha... it really freaked you out didn't it?
Mate, I'm going full attack with that worker on your scout.

[bongo]

You're going to use the 'bury other unit'-command I suppose

[McMeadows]

that much for a suprise attack... Might have to triple the movement now...

[jshelr]

bongo

only the last person has this exploit, which I hope you are not going to use

sent

[bongo]

1600bc to McMeadows

[McMeadows]

1600 BC to jshelr

[jshelr]

------>F

[Flandrien]

920 AD sent

[Rommel2D]

Originally posted by Flandrien
920 AD sent

If you guys are doing intensive sessions, I'd appreciate if you updated the thread more than once every few hundred turns...