DevilsAdvocate
Always follow the golden rule.
Joining joro please
done.Hey @I just write can I jump on Teralia? Looks like they need some love.
So, a rule I've decided to implement regarding revisions.
Namely, if a revision is intended to simply fix a design that turned out sub-par, and that design was first made on the same turn, snake-eyes get re-rolled.
Because honestly, letting the dice crush someone's dreams is just mean.
Sure, why not.So basically, because everyone's just finished creating the original flawed design, when revising it the same turn, people remember enough about the design process that, well... you have something like the following happen?
'AI #1 looks at the revised design being developed'
"Wait a minute..."
"OKAY! Everyone stop! It appears that instead of fixing our current design, we've somehow made the same goddamn design! ... And it might not even be as good as it was originally as we don't have as much time to finish it..."
"Back to the drawing boards, and let's try this again..."
EvictedSaint on bay12 said:In past Arms Races, there is the inevitable point where someone goes through the designs and revisions, tabulates all the rolls for both sides, and gets outraged when they discover that the winning side has rolls that are an average of 0.2034 higher than their own.
This is why Iron Behemoths will feature a card-based roll system. Both sides have two decks, one for each their designs and revisions respectively; when a roll is needed, a card will be pulled at random from their respective deck. The result will be 1-6, same as a die roll, and be discarded after drawing. Ultimately, both sides will average the same results as the game goes on; one side may start out a bit stronger, but things will even out as time goes on. The amount of cards in each decks is secret, but I assure you if the game goes on long enough both sides will average the same rolls. Decks will be reshuffled once emptied.
This seems like a system I could work with.
Yar. Just need to finally get around to updating.
Agua has microbes.@I just write does agua have native life? If so what kind, and would we be allowed to weaponize them or turn them into cyborg war machines? And if the planet does not have life do we have some kind of data or samples on/from life from our home planet that we can use?
Ask that in our thread next time. No need to give the Joro Wan a heads up@I just write does agua have native life? If so what kind, and would we be allowed to weaponize them or turn them into cyborg war machines? And if the planet does not have life do we have some kind of data or samples on/from life from our home planet that we can use?
Thanks for the heads up.Ask that in our thread next time. No need to give the Joro Wan a heads up![]()