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Mountain Sage
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quote: Originally posted by Nuclear Master
How are we going to work out the awards? Maybe after players.... |
Some awards would be 'objective', as fastest diplomatic win on Regent etc.
Others would be more 'subjective', as best AAR/DAR.
For these, we could create a poll and vote.
In any case, players should be able to 'opt-out' from the award system on a play-by-play basis.
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badams52
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near the magic kingdom
May 2002 time: 21:29
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Theseus,
You did a nice job summarizing all the suggestions, and there are a few that have been taken care of: it looks like the next AU course will be in the news!!! (crosses fingers). So how bout making a multiple select poll with the other suggestions and see what Civ III players think?
And I certainly hope a separate web page like Kon just resuggested and others have suggested get's made. I would volunteer, but unfortunately I don't have the time to make a big committment to AU and be able to do things in a timely manner (read: wife hates civ).
And just think, if the AU page get's made, we can get rid of the AU History 101 thread. It serves a great purpose now, but having our own page would create more room for introductions, course descriptions, etc. that would be too cumbersome to fit with the thread format. I considered adding descriptions of each scenario, but just having the links themselves takes up so much room, and I'm of the belief of the shorter the better in terms of having people actually read one's post. 
bump 
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Dominae
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Just got an interesting idea:
As part of the initiative to create games for newer players, how about a "beat the veteran" type of challenge. As the name implies, we would pick a Civ3/AU veteran (say, alexman or Theseus) who is to play the same game as all the "novices". The "novices" would then try and outperform the "veteran" (I'm using quotes because the names could use some improvement). The "veteran" would have the responsibility of providing detailed DARs of his or her entire game. This would put some competition in AU, but the good sort of competitiveness that is fun and encourages learning. Sort of like when NBA players play games against high school students. It's pretty cool to see the name players get faked out once in a while in basketball, and with AU there is an even greater possibilty that the "novice" could beat the "veteran". The only problem that is see is that we would need to identify the novices, as we would not want, say, Catt competing against nbarclay in this exercise, as they are more or less at an equal skill level (I think!).
Sound fun?
Dominae
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