to continue or not to continue?
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 1998 12:30 pm
Vaz just emailed me asking "am I allowed to continue". Since Angry has written a list of 'rules' for submissions, I reckon it ought to contain something about whether continues are allowed, as well.
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My feeling is that all games should be played without continuing. I checked through the board's history quickly, and didn't find much about continues, other than Mark Longridge saying that for TG settings no continues are allowed, and BBH saying "As for games with "Forced endings", I think that all recordings done for MARP should be ONE credit only. While some games take away your score when you continue, being allowed to use infinite credits on a game that keeps your score when you continue is sometimes just asking for trouble".
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Since I try not to be too dictatorial with MARP, I thought I'd ask you, the people, the decide. So what do you think?
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Another similar point is where you can in some games insert two credits at the beginning to buy more lives, like in 'reactor' or 'gorf'. In those cases it's not clear what to do - at the moment MARP has 2 categories for reactor, and 1 for gorf...
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So let's make a decision. Then it can go into the rule book
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Chris.
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zwaxy@bigfoot.com
<p>
My feeling is that all games should be played without continuing. I checked through the board's history quickly, and didn't find much about continues, other than Mark Longridge saying that for TG settings no continues are allowed, and BBH saying "As for games with "Forced endings", I think that all recordings done for MARP should be ONE credit only. While some games take away your score when you continue, being allowed to use infinite credits on a game that keeps your score when you continue is sometimes just asking for trouble".
<p>
Since I try not to be too dictatorial with MARP, I thought I'd ask you, the people, the decide. So what do you think?
<p>
Another similar point is where you can in some games insert two credits at the beginning to buy more lives, like in 'reactor' or 'gorf'. In those cases it's not clear what to do - at the moment MARP has 2 categories for reactor, and 1 for gorf...
<p>
So let's make a decision. Then it can go into the rule book
<p>
Chris.
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zwaxy@bigfoot.com