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Re: 9.3.4 Match Seeding Points
This game does not really have a Nash equilibrium. With the "n to 0" strategy the side with the n points has an incentive to unilaterally change strategies to score for the opponent. This incentive increases if they have received (or think they received) any penalties. If the sides are playing for an "n to n" tie they both have an incentive to score n+1 and end up with 3n +1 points instead of 2n points. I would guess that the game designers looked at all this when they designed the game.
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I want to see the [game] animation robot with the plunger to pick up balls and the boots that spin to kick them. Could you do that please. It would be very awesome. :D - the man [more] 
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