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CW Questions (Was: A thought about some CW issues that may emanate.)
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Tue, 26 Sep 2000 06:05:43 GMT
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Shiri Dori <shirid@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> > > As Pawel states in his reply, each domain belongs to a particular person • who
> > > may exercise complete control over that domain. From experience, that • is
> > > good and right. :)
>
> Most definitely - no one can decide for you...
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> > We gave this some thought, and this is what we came up with this grid • system:
> >
> > X O X C X
> > O X P X F
> > X O X S X
> >
> > C - Craig's Realm
> > P - Pawel's Realm
> > F - Frank's Realm
> > S - Shiri's Realm
> > X - Neutral Zone
> >
> > The Neutral zone is exactly that - noone can build there, but anyone can • go
> > there. Over there, pretty much anything goes.
>
> Yeah... and then (more musings, using the same notation, with O as • unclaimed
> realms), if for example you have (a bit more complex arrangement):
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> X1 C X2 O
> C X3 C X4
> X5 C X6 S
> O X7 S X8
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> So Craig and I have Zone X6 entirely enclosed between our realms. We can
> decide, then, if we want to perhaps divide it between us... or leave it
> empty... or we can allow each other to expand however we see fit. But
> basically we can decide what to do with it, no?
>
> Then, X3, which is entirely enclosed by Craig's realms - so he has entire
> control over it.
>
> Does that make any sense?
It does, but your answer leads me to lots more questions. :)
Does CW have any hard and fast rules? From what I can tell (having looked
at CW, TempCW, and recent posts here), it's basically a loose confederation
without much structure. If there are no hard and fast rules, are there
plans for instituting some? I'm interested in joining/contributing, but I'd
like to understand the structure of the place before I write anything (more)
up.
Going back to the grid... Who decides what realm goes where? How many
squares on the checkerboard can one person control? How does a person
expand to take more squares? Doug, do you really need to ask all these
annoying questions? Can two (or more) people take control of a square based
on some agreement between them? Even if it is not adjacent to their
existing realms? Can a person write rules for his or her realm and then
open it up to other players? Can a player subdivide and sublease his or her
square? Does having a border with someone really mean anything (given
portals and POOF!!--you're there magic stuff)? (For example, if I put a
lush forest against my north border, can my neighbor put a desert on the
other side?) Does a square have an absolute size? (Are we talking worlds,
continents, counties, or what?) And the big one: how *much* tech is
allowed? :)
I don't really need answers to *all* that, but I would like to get a better
sense of scale and community so that I can make an intelligent contribution.
-Doug
> > The center of the universe is an enigma:) We do need a central place for
> > people to gather and discuss what is happening ... good idea. Anyone up • for
> > building such a sacred place? I envision a huge cathedral or other such
> > ruin ... a simple castle won't do:)
>
> Hmmmmm... I remember some anceint talk about having a LegOcean in the • center
> of the universe? A big mystery or some'n?
More musing: The problem with putting a mysterious ocean at the center
(where it is landlocked) is that eventually someone has to populate and
explore it, after which it isn't so mysterious anymore. If the world were a
plate that grew around the edges instead, the ocean could go on forever.
Forever is mysterious. :)
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