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April 17, 2012 at 4:56 pm #15580
dave atkinson
Okay, so there's been a bit of on-the-side gaming going on so far; that's all good
in an ideal world, what other competitions would people like to see in the game?
Yes, we know about the tour de suisse đŸ™‚
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JAndrewHill
I was only joking but hey,
I was only joking but hey, its got legs. i’m in.TERatcliffe26
I will let one you guys
I will let one you guys organize this one đŸ˜‰But im game for it
drheaton
Simon_MacMichael wrote:Oh and
Simon_MacMichael wrote:Oh and scoring – like the omnium, 1 for gold, 2 for silver, 3 for gold etc, might need specific rules for certain events + if a rider initially on list doesn’t race you get average score for that race or whatever.Lowest score overall wins.
Sounds like a plan đŸ™‚
Omnium scoring is good too, nice and simple, am I right in thinking that everyone below a certain place (is it 8th?) gets the same amount of points so if you finish 9th or 20th you get a fixed amount? That’d keep it interesting and mean that even with one or two bad races you’d never really be too far off the pace.
giff77
Simon – ma wee brain cannae
Simon – ma wee brain cannae cope wi tae much pressure. It’s banjaxed enough as it is wi thon classics.
Simon_MacMichael
Oh and scoring – like the
Oh and scoring – like the omnium, 1 for gold, 2 for silver, 3 for gold etc, might need specific rules for certain events + if a rider initially on list doesn’t race you get average score for that race or whatever.Lowest score overall wins.
Simon_MacMichael
My idea was you make one
My idea was you make one selection PER EVENT, so if you have Hoy in keirin, you don’t have him in team sprint, and you can’t pick a GB team or rider in any of the other nine events.Thought that approach would focus the mind nicely đŸ˜‰
drheaton
Hmmm, good point, possibly
Hmmm, good point, possibly picks should only apply to one race, so Hoy would apply to just one of the sprint, team sprint and keirin. Although leaving them to ride across events could be a good way of adding complexity as there’s plenty of riders who’ll do 2 or 3 events. Worth considering.Gkam84
So if i was to pick Hoy, i
So if i was to pick Hoy, i could possibly have 3 golds đŸ˜‰drheaton
I think it was more along the
I think it was more along the lines of just one British rider or team (like the team pursuitists) in your selection, so you couldn’t pick Hoy, and Pendleton and the womens pursuit team, just one of those.Sooo..
I’d pick the GB women’s pursuit, Anna Mears in the women’s sprint, Bauge in the men’s sprint, the German mens team sprint team, Krupeckaite for something or other, that Canadian woman in the omnium etc etc, one pick per event, one nationality per team (like the current two per nation rule in the game for the world champs).
Gkam84
I guess you don’t know, you
I guess you don’t know, you could only pick one nationality per event anyway, pointless picking more because nation’s are limited to one rider per event because of all the MTB and BMX thats now come in X(drheaton
Sorry, didn’t get that you
Sorry, didn’t get that you meant one rider/team per event which is what I was suggesting in addition to your one nationalityper player picked team.I agree a limit of one or two riders/nationality per player team would make things much tougher, knowing which GB/Aussie/German rider/team to pick and where to go for a random Lithunian or Canadian will make it much more fun.
Simon_MacMichael
But you wouldn’t be able to
But you wouldn’t be able to do that under the system I proposed anyway. you pick one rider per individual event, or one country per team event. And you must have ten different countries across the ten events.Without that limit on nationality, let’s face it, everyone’s going to make the same one or two picks across most of the events.
drheaton
Simon_MacMichael wrote:If
Simon_MacMichael wrote:If someone wanted to do Olympic track compo on the side I’d be up for that but to make it really interesting I’d suggest that across the ten different events (five male, five female), you had to pick ten different countries (ie individuals or teams, depending on the event). No budget, no cost of riders, just see whose ten picks do best.Sounds nice and simple, count me in. How about semi-olympic rules, one rider per nation, one rider per competition so no picking Hoy/Kenny and Bauge in the individual sprint.
Gkam84
Simon_MacMichael wrote:If
Simon_MacMichael wrote:If someone wanted to do Olympic track compo on the side I’d be up for that but to make it really interesting I’d suggest that across the ten different events (five male, five female), you had to pick ten different countries (ie individuals or teams, depending on the event). No budget, no cost of riders, just see whose ten picks do best.I am up for that big time, if there is one form of cycling i know everything and anything about, its track cycling đŸ˜€
Simon_MacMichael
If someone wanted to do
If someone wanted to do Olympic track compo on the side I’d be up for that but to make it really interesting I’d suggest that across the ten different events (five male, five female), you had to pick ten different countries (ie individuals or teams, depending on the event). No budget, no cost of riders, just see whose ten picks do best. -
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