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Velocity-calculating point system
Hey guys, here's a pretty simple idea I came up with today:
We should implement a new option for earning points (which could be enabled/disabled like sumo in the gamerules tab) which would be based on the velocity of the two players.
Let me explain:
Both players are assigned a point/frame value which is based on their velocity related to the other player's position. If Player A is moving towards Player B, he is getting points. If Player B is moving away from Player A, he's losing points. Being stationary shouldn't net any points.
This would enable mods like Wushu to actually reward players for trying to be sportsman-like. The pace at which points are lost or gained should be configurable as well ([velocity towards other player]*x, where x could be set by the room operator).
What do you guys think?
We should implement a new option for earning points (which could be enabled/disabled like sumo in the gamerules tab) which would be based on the velocity of the two players.
Let me explain:
Both players are assigned a point/frame value which is based on their velocity related to the other player's position. If Player A is moving towards Player B, he is getting points. If Player B is moving away from Player A, he's losing points. Being stationary shouldn't net any points.
This would enable mods like Wushu to actually reward players for trying to be sportsman-like. The pace at which points are lost or gained should be configurable as well ([velocity towards other player]*x, where x could be set by the room operator).
What do you guys think?
Last edited by ynvaser; Oct 3, 2013 at 04:04 PM.
Originally Posted by JSnuffMARS
And I was sure you get banned for changing settings...
I just wonder what the hell are you talking about.
Originally Posted by JSnuffMARS
...it would make people annoyingly charge and kick or push-kick you away all the time. Just like flyingmonk, when he's attacking.
That's something you should deal with.
Originally Posted by DrHax
Obviously it'd be a game rule you'd check.
You can also make the DMT in a duel to like... 15. It's entirely your fault for not checking game rules.
Not that this idea has my support neccesarily.
Even if you dont check the person offering the duel must tell you the rules themselfs if you dont know them. Even if you do.
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Originally Posted by Kradel
Even if you dont check the person offering the duel must tell you the rules themselfs if you dont know them. Even if you do.
It's quite unnecessary. You should be cautious enough to check the rules yourself.
