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Re: A modest proposal/challenge/whatever: 'bot wrestling
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 20 Mar 2000 17:52:18 GMT
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Brian Connors <(connorbd@)Spamcake(yahoo.com)>
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--- "William M. Leue" <wleue1@nycap.rr.com> wrote:
> If you need further inspiration for this idea, get
> hold of a copy of Jack
> Vance's SF book "The Face" and read about Haudal, a
> game where some number of
> players start out in a central yellow circle, which
> is surrounded by a larger
> green cirle, which is in turn surrounded by a lager
> blue circle. Players
> attempt to eject each other from yellow, then green,
> blue, and finally out into
> limbo. The surviving player not ejected wins, or if
> the remaining players
> choose not to further challenge each other, they
> share the prize money in
> proportion to what circle each ended up in. In the
> original game, injuries and
> fatalities were not uncommon; perhaps a Mindstorms
> version should be toned down
> a tad in this aspect :-)
Actually, the rules I'm thinking of includes the idea
that intentionally dismembering an opponent is a DQ
(though if your opponent falls apart when being
slammed around, so be it :-) ).
This actually sounds very much like what I had in
mind, but one-on-one would render the circles
completely meaningless. (Though your game sounds
rather fun to watch, even if you take out the blood;
sort of a cross between sumo and lucha libre...)
Oy, now here's a thought. Mindstorms Lucha Libre.
Mucho carnage. (Time to stop eating the funny-tasting
mushrooms there, Bri...)
/Brian
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