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Gilad Shapira 12-02-2007 11:26

Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
If we put a tube over spider-legs 7,8 and 1, do we get a score of 3 or of 2 and a 1?

Dominicano0519 12-02-2007 11:30

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
check the updates they clarify that a row of three on 7-8-1 does count as a row of three and will score the normal 8 points

65_Xero_Huskie 12-02-2007 11:44

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Actually, this was a rule to begin with. It has not changed since kickoff.

Alex Cormier 12-02-2007 11:58

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
just think of it has a huge sphere, it connects and never truely ends.

JamesBrown 12-02-2007 13:00

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex Cormier (Post 576629)
just think of it has a huge sphere, it connects and never truely ends.

I think cylinder is what you meant, a sphere would imply connections across the top and bottom.

Alex Cormier 12-02-2007 13:02

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesBrown (Post 576677)
I think cylinder is what you meant, a sphere would imply connections across the top and bottom.

you are correct sir.

Alan Anderson 12-02-2007 14:46

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesBrown (Post 576677)
I think cylinder is what you meant, a sphere would imply connections across the top and bottom.

[geek]Actually, connections between top and bottom would make it a torus (donut).[/geek]

kawelch 12-02-2007 16:08

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilad Shapira (Post 576609)
If we put a tube over spider-legs 7,8 and 1, do we get a score of 3 or of 2 and a 1?

I believe the easiest way to think about what are rows and what aren't is to realize that the numbering is for reference purposes only... there is no game difference between 7,8,1,2 and 3,4,5,6. The numbers just make it easier for the participants to discuss where to place the ringers and spoilers. If there were a difference then the orientation of the rack at the start of the game could potentially hamper one team unfairly.

Imagine a game with the red team starting with the 1,8 divide on their side. Both teams fill the twelve legs on their side and never cross the middle line. Blue wins as they have four rows of three and three rows or four... while red has four rows of three and 8 rows of two. This is a decisive advantage. Therefore a row of four is a row of four... regardless of the numbers on the feet.

Gilad Shapira 12-02-2007 20:10

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kawelch (Post 576805)
I believe the easiest way to think about what are rows and what aren't is to realize that the numbering is for reference purposes only... there is no game difference between 7,8,1,2 and 3,4,5,6. The numbers just make it easier for the participants to discuss where to place the ringers and spoilers. If there were a difference then the orientation of the rack at the start of the game could potentially hamper one team unfairly.

Imagine a game with the red team starting with the 1,8 divide on their side. Both teams fill the twelve legs on their side and never cross the middle line. Blue wins as they have four rows of three and three rows or four... while red has four rows of three and 8 rows of two. This is a decisive advantage. Therefore a row of four is a row of four... regardless of the numbers on the feet.

Thats exactly what I said, but my teammates wanted to ask... Well, They should know.

galewind 12-02-2007 20:12

Re: Team 2212 Qustion regrading the Rack
 
Yeah the manual didn't specifically state that, so I asked it in the Q & A.


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