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Wayne Young wrote:
> If a tower is built touching another tower, are they both considered
> free-standing? In otherwords, if someone builds a stack that is 2- or more
> blocks wide, how is that scored?
My 2 cents:
A tower is a tower is a tower. What should score is the hight, not the
number of blocks that make up that hight.
SO I'd score any three layer tower as a 3 blocks in the fabulous scoring
sequence for hight points, even if each layer is made of multiple
touching blocks.
Not sure how the colour and home square bonus should count in that case
though....possibly on the total block count to reflect the sorting and
home-square-finding functionality?
-Rob A.
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| (...) I forgot to put it in before, but in previous events, if two towers touched each other, that was acceptable. They still counted as two separate towers. Scoring applies as per normal, the rules page has been updated. Thanks Wayne and RobA for (...) (20 years ago, 11-Nov-04, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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| (...) If a tower is built touching another tower, are they both considered free-standing? In otherwords, if someone builds a stack that is 2- or more blocks wide, how is that scored? Thanks, Wayne. (20 years ago, 10-Nov-04, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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