tw2000 wrote:Just a note, for No.1 its a bit ambiguous. Maybe 'You can only launch subs to the left anywhere between North and South' would be better, otherwise there's no definition of the boundaries of 'left'

Yes, I will edit that, thank you for the clarification!

pandasecret wrote:

tw2000 wrote:Just a note, for No.1 its a bit ambiguous. Maybe 'You can only launch subs to the left anywhere between North and South' would be better, otherwise there's no definition of the boundaries of 'left'

Yes, I will edit that, thank you for the clarification!

Oh if you're going to use bearing that will be even better. BUT, I suggest you use 0 degrees to 180 degrees, because the direction of the text on the subs will tell the player what direction the sub is going.

Also for 002 it's not just expansion, it's all launches as well. So basically you'll be attacking the guy on your left and will be attacked by the person on your right

tw2000 wrote:Also for 002 it's not just expansion, it's all launches as well. So basically you'll be attacking the guy on your left and will be attacked by the person on your right

Yup! That is correct, although top left and bottom left also count.

Any idea when we can expect this game to start? And can we reserve seats in advance...?

All the suggestions so far have been added. Charitable warfare should also be that if you say you will gift, you will gift. Prevents subterfuge, but this is an experimental game. It's not too late to vote

Voting ends on Dec 18 (do try to convince people to vote for your option).
There will be no reservations, but there will be a "Trusted Subject" group which has priority contact when there is an open seat available after the vote has been announced. Admissions are first come, first serve, and if the last person hasn't joined within 6 hours of the second to last person, a Trusted Subject will be contacted to replace the person, but the person replaced will be guaranteed a place in any other games held for the same Experiment.
In order to be part of the "Trusted Subject" group, you must have shown yourself adhere to the rules in a previous game, and "Experimenter" title is given to trusted L2s who can host a second (or more) game of the same Experiment if the demand for the Experiment Series grows. (Currently, I am the only Experimenter - the "Lead Experimenter," but as the first game is drawing to a close, a bunch of them are L2s who can be considered to become Experimenters).
Admission into an Experiment will be announced 12 hours in advance, and will most likely be on Dec 19.

Panda, I like this whole team idea you've set up, and I would like to continue to remain involved in the future of the Experiment Committee.

I as well would like to be involved in as many of these games as I can :3 these are great

pandasecret wrote:Voting ends on Dec 18 (do try to convince people to vote for your option).
There will be no reservations, but there will be a "Trusted Subject" group which has priority contact when there is an open seat available after the vote has been announced. Admissions are first come, first serve, and if the last person hasn't joined within 6 hours of the second to last person, a Trusted Subject will be contacted to replace the person, but the person replaced will be guaranteed a place in any other games held for the same Experiment.
In order to be part of the "Trusted Subject" group, you must have shown yourself adhere to the rules in a previous game, and "Experimenter" title is given to trusted L2s who can host a second (or more) game of the same Experiment if the demand for the Experiment Series grows. (Currently, I am the only Experimenter - the "Lead Experimenter," but as the first game is drawing to a close, a bunch of them are L2s who can be considered to become Experimenters).
Admission into an Experiment will be announced 12 hours in advance, and will most likely be on Dec 19.

Why does everything have to be so organised? I've been waiting 4 days without any games (on either of my accounts) just for one of these. If you'll get around to experimenting them all anyway, why can't we just arrange something ourselves? You can just do it again if you want.