Ok, I have been reading thru almost 2 weeks of everyone's "best" ideas of how
to balance the games.
How do we know they are unbalanced?
What actual data has been released to show that;
A) one side wins more often than others,
and B) certain nations win more than others?
I would like to see some actual statistics, based upon alarge enough data
base, before we all go jumping on the bandwagon to change everything. And
don't recite GSI/DGE's "data" that appeared to include info from both pre-
and ante- early rules changes .
Yes, everyone who has played the games for years (5 years in 1650 myself) has
their ideas on what may or may not be out of whack. But until I see some
real data, not everyone's assumptions, I'm not ready to possibly kill the
goose laying the golden eggs.
So, how about it Harlequin?
Mark Ferris
Yeh sometime soon
Basically once I have worked through the set-ups,
then done all the equipment, then contacted the Low funders, then created a
Bree then I will look through the data.
(Big smiley one)
Clint
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From: <ferrismk@cs.com>
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Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 4:56 AM
Subject: [mepbmlist] Revamping the game
Ok, I have been reading thru almost 2 weeks of everyone's "best" ideas of
how
to balance the games.
How do we know they are unbalanced?
What actual data has been released to show that;
A) one side wins more often than others,
and B) certain nations win more than others?
I would like to see some actual statistics, based upon alarge enough data
base, before we all go jumping on the bandwagon to change everything. And
don't recite GSI/DGE's "data" that appeared to include info from both pre-
and ante- early rules changes .
Yes, everyone who has played the games for years (5 years in 1650 myself)
has
their ideas on what may or may not be out of whack. But until I see some
real data, not everyone's assumptions, I'm not ready to possibly kill the
goose laying the golden eggs.
So, how about it Harlequin?
Mark Ferris
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