Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Grid Recognitions

[SkArcher <SkArcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

05/05/2003 17:39:57, "Orc In A Spacesuit" <orcinaspacesuit@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Bah.  Sent to the wrong list.  Fot the explaination of why I do this, see 
>spoon-discuss.
>
>I move to (13,6), then to (12,5).  I should then slide to (11,4),
>screaming that I don't want to leave the siren until I leave the
>Zone and come to my senses.  Then, I'll pick up all carryable
>objects in my location, then move to (10,5).
>
>I've updated the grid page with both the possibilities of me failing
>and me succeeding.


I issue the following Call For Inquiry

Statement: Orc in a Spacesuit did not just suceed in moving out of the Sirens' ZOTR, for the 
following reasons

1> Player are not allowed to leave a grid square which is in a Sirens' ZOTR, except to enter a grid 
square which is likewise within the sirens ZOTR, or to enter a grid square that is within the 
sirens ZOE.

2> Rule 1469/0 does not state explicitly that players moving by slipping on Proto-Ice are exempt 
from the clause mention in 1> above, hence rule 18/2 comes into force, stating that 
{With the exception of Rule Changes whatever is not prohibited or regulated by the Ruleset is 
permitted and unregulated.}

and as moving in the manner Orc attempts is prohibited under the ruleset, e may not move in such a 
manner.

3> Note that niether this analysis or the text of the rules themselves allows any room for 
interpretations of real world physics - the player slipping on the proto-ice is shunted, as 
described in rule 1469/0, to allow him to remain withing the ZOTR
>
>Orc in a Spacesuit
>
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