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RUFFHAUS 8
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The Old Dominion
Jan 2000 time: 00:15
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LOL, where is your cheesy smile, Defiant?
I might have known that this would be the case. I'm not sure what the solution is either. If it makes you feel better, I'll accept a DIAS in game C as well. Soloing has never been my intention for game C, in spite of claims to the contrary. I was trying to secure a spot in the final game. Taking a solo on the standard map is very difficult in my view, and even more so in 9 years. I've been playing the game as if it would end in 1909.
However, one thing that might help you is to avoid leaving 1 SC powers that do nothing but holding for 6 consecutive turns. I mean if Nappy can stay alive in that game for as long as he has, in my view he deserves to be part of a draw.
My point of view remains that if the preliminary round games end at 1909 without a solo, that the result be declared DIAS for ADC points calculations. The tournament scoring will recognize the placing (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.). Playing the games out seemed like a good idea in a what if scenario, but then again most games would have taken another path in the last three years if they were not ending in 1909. I am not pushing for Game C to continue, but if Reismark, and El Al are up to the challenge, then we can throw down.
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SnowFire
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New York City, NY
Jan 1970 time: 00:15
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Defiant: I'm not sure what you mean by ADC points. The tournament will probably end in 1909 "officially" so unless people want to change the scoring system now, I don't see that as real likely. RUFFHAUS's ranking is his thing and you'll have to talk to him if you were referring to that. As for the winning statistics I keep, they are completely independent of the tournament. They simply measure wins in every standard game. The tournament games last year were also considered "standard" games as well, so people got points for any draws or solos they managed in those in the winning stats. If you were referring to those, well, I intend to simply use the "standard" outcome of the game. The fact that tournament scoring stopped in 1909 is irrelevant, the "real" game goes on, and if, say, RUFFHAUS manages to solo in Game C later on, he would get the whole point.
If a game is abandoned in 1909 after tournament scoring is complete, then it's an abandoned game (in the standard sense), and no points are scored. At least that's the way I see it. Not saying it's a set in stone decision or anything, but in terms of maintaining the integrity of the regular games, it would be a bit unfair to stick in a game with a forced draw, when no regular game like say Domination has forced draws after X amount of time. Say, if I survive to 1909 in Game A, I don't want to have an incentive to abandon the game and force an unjust draw that would not have occurred had I not abandoned it.
The preliminary tournament games were set at nine years to keep uniformity and cohesion to the tournament games, and to allow us to start the 2001 final in the year 2001.
Minor editorial note on the first bit, re next year: Playing a game till it ends also has a certain uniformity to it, as well. 
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