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06-01-2002, 11:59
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...correct, only balls in goals count for points.
However, balls in goals that are in zone 1 or 2 count for points, while the goal itself only counts for points if it's in zone 2. For example, a goal with 20 balls in it would be worth 20 pts. in zone 1, but 30 pts. in zone 2, because you receive an additional 10 pts. for the goal structure being in a 'goal zone' I hope that makes sense. |
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