Sam Trenholme wrote on Sat, Dec 5, 2009 05:46 PM UTC:
Nicholas Wolff wrote:
Fergus is intending to make sure
those games have rule enforcement.
Yes, and I think it is fair for Fergus to require this. Right now, I’m seeing a lot of discussion but little consensus. Here is one list I made of candidates and another list Fergus made. We already have listed six variants.
If we instead interpret “First-come first-serve” as the first six proposed variants where the rules are enforced, so far the following presets enforce rules:
Looking at this list, the next three people who make a game courier preset enforcing the rules will get their game in this tournament.
In the interests of moving forward, I think, since Fergus is organizing this tournament, he should make the judgment call on what six games the tournament has. I like the enforcing rules requirements; if you want your variant in this tournament, you need to figure out how to program game courier to play the variant.
Fergus is intending to make sure those games have rule enforcement.
Yes, and I think it is fair for Fergus to require this. Right now, I’m seeing a lot of discussion but little consensus. Here is one list I made of candidates and another list Fergus made. We already have listed six variants.
If we instead interpret “First-come first-serve” as the first six proposed variants where the rules are enforced, so far the following presets enforce rules:
- Eurasian Chess
- Modern Chess
- Balanced Capablanca Chess (a.k.a “Capablanca Chess, Aberg setup” or “Duniho’s Capablanca Variant”)
Looking at this list, the next three people who make a game courier preset enforcing the rules will get their game in this tournament.In the interests of moving forward, I think, since Fergus is organizing this tournament, he should make the judgment call on what six games the tournament has. I like the enforcing rules requirements; if you want your variant in this tournament, you need to figure out how to program game courier to play the variant.