A team competition
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 7:56 pm
Hiya all
Something I hinted upon a while back, "A team competition".
1 Three players per team, one captain, total ranking to be roughly equal (find ranking system on forum) and hopefully team players to be relatively close, as in time difference. You may also choose a team name, anything within reason and if it does begin, keep the same team name for further comps.
2 Twelve turns, to be played in 2 – 4 weeks. This should give everybody plenty of time to finish. If the game has no outright winner, the player who makes the last move resigns
3 Six rounds using a Swiss system ( 1 round every 2 to 4 weeks). That is teams with the closest scores will play each other. You never play the same team. The scoring system will be based on bp losses in %, 100% is maximum score. Therefore Warlords (team name), pool 1 (24BC to 450AD) Rexhurley 20/40 = 50%, vs Red Dragons (ericdoman1) 30/40 = 75%. The score will be rex 75 vs eric 50. You then total up scores from other players in team.
For Example
Warlords 137, Red Dragons 175, The Vikings 222, Blizzard of Oz 143, Indies 122 and ANZAC 260
ANZAC will play The Vikings, Red Dragons vs Blizzard of OZ and Warlords vs Indies
When all players have finished games and totalled up scores then you can post the result.
4 Three pools/periods.
Pool 1 - 24 BC to 450 AD (400 pts)
Pool 2 – 451 AD to 1080 AD (500 pts), no knights, no Dailami (all) and no Arab Conquest armies to be used.
Pool 3 – 1101 AD to 1500 AD (450pts), no Dailami, maximum of 4 Almughavars/Catalans, maximum of 4 Swiss Pike and a maximum of 14 pike in total.
Each team must choose a player for each pool/period and that player will only play in the same pool/period throughout the competition.
Each player uses the same army throughout.
5 FOW and double moves are both On.
6 I will not take part, unless I am a last minute reserve. It would be best for players to communicate amongst themselves about making a team. Once the team has been organised the captain can then pm me with team name, players and who plays in what pool.
Something I hinted upon a while back, "A team competition".
1 Three players per team, one captain, total ranking to be roughly equal (find ranking system on forum) and hopefully team players to be relatively close, as in time difference. You may also choose a team name, anything within reason and if it does begin, keep the same team name for further comps.
2 Twelve turns, to be played in 2 – 4 weeks. This should give everybody plenty of time to finish. If the game has no outright winner, the player who makes the last move resigns
3 Six rounds using a Swiss system ( 1 round every 2 to 4 weeks). That is teams with the closest scores will play each other. You never play the same team. The scoring system will be based on bp losses in %, 100% is maximum score. Therefore Warlords (team name), pool 1 (24BC to 450AD) Rexhurley 20/40 = 50%, vs Red Dragons (ericdoman1) 30/40 = 75%. The score will be rex 75 vs eric 50. You then total up scores from other players in team.
For Example
Warlords 137, Red Dragons 175, The Vikings 222, Blizzard of Oz 143, Indies 122 and ANZAC 260
ANZAC will play The Vikings, Red Dragons vs Blizzard of OZ and Warlords vs Indies
When all players have finished games and totalled up scores then you can post the result.
4 Three pools/periods.
Pool 1 - 24 BC to 450 AD (400 pts)
Pool 2 – 451 AD to 1080 AD (500 pts), no knights, no Dailami (all) and no Arab Conquest armies to be used.
Pool 3 – 1101 AD to 1500 AD (450pts), no Dailami, maximum of 4 Almughavars/Catalans, maximum of 4 Swiss Pike and a maximum of 14 pike in total.
Each team must choose a player for each pool/period and that player will only play in the same pool/period throughout the competition.
Each player uses the same army throughout.
5 FOW and double moves are both On.
6 I will not take part, unless I am a last minute reserve. It would be best for players to communicate amongst themselves about making a team. Once the team has been organised the captain can then pm me with team name, players and who plays in what pool.
Claymore