Joined: 04-Feb-2002 00:00 Posts: 5788 Location: United States
Posted: 28-May-2018 12:05 Post subject: Procedure Change Poll
I don't know why I did not think of doing this before, but I am implementing a procedure change.
Move and Attack Order Submission:
The format in which you submit these orders is unchanged. However, players will submit their attack for the current turn AND their movement for the next turn together.
Ex. Wolfhound. Attack: target 1 w/ LL, 3 ML. Move: Run XXX1F1 -> XXX8F1. _________________ one must work hard to cultivate the mind and body. and one must always cultivate the mind.
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Joined: 04-Feb-2002 00:00 Posts: 5788 Location: United States
Posted: 28-May-2018 23:10 Post subject: Procedure Change - effective immediately
I am thinking on this.
It is the ONLY reason that I could think of to not use this procedure.
The benefits would be faster turns. Backdraw would be a 1 turn delay on reacting to damage results.
I think I am going to make this a poll and get everyone's feedback. _________________ one must work hard to cultivate the mind and body. and one must always cultivate the mind.
Joined: 03-Feb-2002 00:00 Posts: 6085 Location: United States
Posted: 29-May-2018 16:57 Post subject: Procedure Change Poll
I voted no. Early game this will likely work fine. But as it progresses, and damage is done, one 'Mech falling (for us or the enemy), can have an impact on a bunch of folks. Heck, even the damage done to a unit that hasn't fallen can have an impact. If I see your right side is shredded, I may change my move to try and take advantage of that.
So I think separating the two is critical. _________________ Mordel Blacknight - Site Administrator
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