Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] The Daily Recognizer (Friday evening)

["Orc In A Spacesuit" <orcinaspacesuit@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> From: Daniel Lepage <dplepage@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> That's only a difference in how you perceive things as happening; it's not 
> a difference, as far as the rules are concerned, in how they happen. In 
> either case, the player is forced to move by another object; whether or not 
> e caused said forcing is not the business of the Siren, as it is not 
> mentioned in the rules.
>
> However, while looking up rule references to support this claim, I seem to 
> have reversed my earlier decision. I now agree that the CFI is true; it 
> would be equally true had the attempted move been the result of a 
> Pinballing.
>
> References (all as of nweek 38, when the action took place):
> I. Rule 301.E.2.2.
> 	If it is not the Tango Season, Players in a Siren's ZOE may only move to 
> other Grid Squares in that Siren's ZOE, and Players in a Siren's ZATR may 
> only move to Grid squares in that Siren's ZATR or Grid squares in that 
> Siren's ZOE.
>
> II. Rule 301.A.2
> 	A Move is a step between two consecutive squares.
>
> III. Rule 1071.B.
> 	If an Airspeeder takes a move, all objects in it are moved with it.
>
> According to II, a move is a move regardless of whether you did it yourself 
> or you had it done for you. So you can't make your speeder force you to 
> move; but other players can't force you to move by hitting you, either.

"A move is a step between two consecutive squares."  Who said anything about 
stepping?  I was dragged, more like it.

> Methinks the movement system could use a bit of a tweak.

Which is what that Movement prop I just proposed should help with.

Orc in a Spacesuit

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