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Re: The MATING GAME - rtl 20
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Wed, 14 Sep 2005 01:20:33 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Steve Lane wrote:
> Ok here's my idea. Each robot is composed of a front and rear half. The rear
> half is an open hopper built to a common standard (including height from floor),
> The front half is completely original. The aim of the game is to drop your
> blocks into the other robots hoppers. The more promiscuous the better, so maybe
> you could have a score multiplier dependant on how many other robots you'd
> impregnated with your blocks. Not only do you have to drop your blocks into
> other robots hoppers, you also have to try and avoid them dropping their blocks
> into your hopper as this results in minus points. You aren't allowed any
> defensive systems. The only way to stop a robot dropping a block into your
> hopper would be to move away before its dropped. The hopper would be fixed (no
> dumping) and no guards or lids would be allowed.
I like this, this is cute. It's not that tough technically, but is different.
rtlToronto20: Quit Humping My Leg.
Calum
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