03-18-2002, 09:28 PM
<b><i>Quote:</i></b><hr> The Caesarion Section<br>
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(3/17/02 9:56:00 am)<br>
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I'd like to see exactly how one plays a board game over the internet. This should be interesting. <hr><br>
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Well there are actually two seperate ways to go about it.<br>
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The first is from the campaign version of Circvs Maximvs itself, though expanded. In this version there are two sets of players, those that race, and those that spectate, <b> both</b> are allowed and encouraged to wager on the races. The winner (as with any Circvs Maximvs campaign) is to come away with the most coin.<br>
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Although the spectaters can't win any purse money (for the chariots that finish in the top three only), they don't have to worry about replacing body parts, chariots, or horses either.<br>
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The second way I've tried before, but haven't commited to the online PBEM version as of yet, it's simply not streamlined enough as it is, but I'm working on it with others. This version would allow all players to race, but so far it's overly cumbersome.<br>
<p><br><br>-Cheers, Jonathan. <img src=http://www.myezboard.com/projects/ezboard/ezboard_userimages/thewizardstower/images/JGB-Ring.gif><br><br><br>
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Posts: 182<br>
(3/17/02 9:56:00 am)<br>
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Re: Game<br>
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I'd like to see exactly how one plays a board game over the internet. This should be interesting. <hr><br>
<br>
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Well there are actually two seperate ways to go about it.<br>
<br>
The first is from the campaign version of Circvs Maximvs itself, though expanded. In this version there are two sets of players, those that race, and those that spectate, <b> both</b> are allowed and encouraged to wager on the races. The winner (as with any Circvs Maximvs campaign) is to come away with the most coin.<br>
<br>
Although the spectaters can't win any purse money (for the chariots that finish in the top three only), they don't have to worry about replacing body parts, chariots, or horses either.<br>
<br>
The second way I've tried before, but haven't commited to the online PBEM version as of yet, it's simply not streamlined enough as it is, but I'm working on it with others. This version would allow all players to race, but so far it's overly cumbersome.<br>
<p><br><br>-Cheers, Jonathan. <img src=http://www.myezboard.com/projects/ezboard/ezboard_userimages/thewizardstower/images/JGB-Ring.gif><br><br><br>
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