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Originally posted by Jay5780
I pretty sure that the tether would break the entanglement rule as it my cause entanglement.
I'm not sure about the specific rule # but in the past this has been the case
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But as I recall, the definition of a "projectile" two years ago had something to do with something traveling through an arc.....so in that case, something SHOT so that it rolled along the floor was fine.
Entanglement is a whole other story...but I wonder if during a 2 minute match, "potential entanglement" might not also be "time" dependent?
That is, it is a potential at some moments in a match, and clearly NOT at others.
Anyone else think there might be a moment in the match when entanglement might not be a problem and therefore is NOT an issue?
Do you think we could build a mechanism that operates only during those times?
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10-01-2002, 15:31
Re: TETHERED PROJECTILE
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