I hate rules but a clear bottom line is needed

Beam · 04-01-2004, 14:08

Just trying to group what rules there are:

1. Civ embedded, that is the rules that come with the sav. Normally standard but for example addition of an extra unit by the mapmaker is prediscussed. Anything is possible if players agree.

2. Exploits, an uptodate overview can come in handy. Is there one?

3. Human behaviour rules, this could be anything between zero and the full set of RBCiv rules. Typical examples are: no MA and MPP vs. the human (isn't this an assumed one??), war is not declared until a certain date or tech.

4. Reporting rules, i.e. the failed spy attempt and human vs. human battle reports are basically the ones. Wonders and diplo agreements can be retrieved from the respective screens. I do not really see a need to have those mandatory, it could be agreed between players however.

So the list of "assumed" rules can be very short, everything else to be agreed between players imo.

04-01-2004, 14:08	#15
Beam c00l b33r Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Beat 'm up Scotty!. Lives in the Lands that are Nether. Posts: 5,094	Just trying to group what rules there are: 1. Civ embedded, that is the rules that come with the sav. Normally standard but for example addition of an extra unit by the mapmaker is prediscussed. Anything is possible if players agree. 2. Exploits, an uptodate overview can come in handy. Is there one? 3. Human behaviour rules, this could be anything between zero and the full set of RBCiv rules. Typical examples are: no MA and MPP vs. the human (isn't this an assumed one??), war is not declared until a certain date or tech. 4. Reporting rules, i.e. the failed spy attempt and human vs. human battle reports are basically the ones. Wonders and diplo agreements can be retrieved from the respective screens. I do not really see a need to have those mandatory, it could be agreed between players however. So the list of "assumed" rules can be very short, everything else to be agreed between players imo. __________________ That was a pretty good gamble. -- Scotty, The Galileo Seven, stardate 2821.5, Episode 14 Linux never looked this good!