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Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Veni, Vidi, Vacancy |
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sunday 04 May 2003 09:49 pm, Glotmorf wrote: > On 5/4/03 at 7:31 PM Orc In A Spacesuit wrote: > >>From: "Baron von Skippy" <baronvonskippy@xxxxxxxxxxx> > >> > >>>>>I think mace ought to be more effective than herrings. And why > >>> > >>>do you care > >>> > >>>>>if I'm carrying you? You can't do anything by yourself. > >>>> > >>>>-Actually, I can. For one thing, I can not get thrown in the > >>> > >>>Lake, not get > >>> > >>>>sold, and so on... and I can move around by myself: > >>>> > >>>>Force Lifting is a Force Ability. It costs 8 Force, and must be > >>> > >>>targeted at > >>> > >>>>a carryable object that is within 3 squares of the Lifting > >>> > >>>player's location > >>> > >>>>and is not in the possession of another object, and another > >>> > >>>square within 3 > >>> > >>>>squares of the Lifting player's location that the target object > >>> > >>>could > >>> > >>>>legally enter. When a player Force Lifts an object, that object > >>> > >>>is moved > >>> > >>>>from its location to the targeted square. > >>>> > >>>>I'm a carryable object within three spaces of myself, aren't I? > >>> > >>>Yes, I > >>> > >>>>thought so.- > >>>> > >>>>[[BvS]] > >>> > >>>Yes, but... > >>> > >>> > >>>F. Carryable Objects > >>> > >>>F.1 Toads > >>>Certain events may cause a player to become a Toad. Toads are Carryable, > >>>Throwable, Passable MOs. > >>> > >>>While a player is a Toad, the following is true: > >>> > >>>Other players may occupy the same location as em. > >>>E may not pick up, catch, or throw objects. > >>>E may not make a move of eir own free will. > >>>E may not use Elbonian Airways. > >>>E is unaffected by Bonus Boxes. > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>>As the force rule states that the object is moved from its current > >>>location, that would mean you wer moving of your own free will, > > > >therefore > > > >>>you cannot > >> > >>-Define "movement." I'm sure no definition out there as yet involves the > >>expenditure of Force to lift oneself around the Grid. Therefore it's > >>legal.- > > > >There was recently a similar debate, and and a CFI on that similar issue. > >The issue was whether I could cause my speeder to move, and happen to drag > >me with it. There, it wasn't even me directly causing the movement; but > >when using Jedi powers, you very much are causing the movement. > >While I think that the rules allow both your attempted movement ane mine, > >the Judges have ruled that moving oneself to be a very broad term. > > Any resemblance between this debate and the the CFI regarding sirens and > airspeeders is entirely superficial. > > The issue between sirens and airspeeders had to do with wilfulness...A > player in a siren's area of influence doesn't want to move out of it, > therefore doesn't want to generate an event that moves em out of it. > > A toad, on the other hand, may in fact have a desire to be nmiles away from > where it is, but lacks the physique to actually get there. Were it to find > some means of moving those nmiles independent of its limited physical > structure, it might well employ them. > > Were there to exist a CFI regarding this issue, and were I assigned judge > of it, I might cite the difference between the noun and active verb form of > "move", used in the rules to indicate the player-relevant action of > relocating to another grid square in a nweek-delimited manner, and the more > passive verb form of "move" having to do with bodies being set in motion, > such as things that are flung. A thing that has been flung by a player at > someone is considered to be moving from the flung-from square to the > flung-at square. And since toads can be flung, they can, at least in that > respect, move. > > Heh. In the time I took to type this, bd went and created the CFI. Wanna > give it to me, Dave? I've got half the analysis written already...:) Not for two ndays, I didn't. ;) - -- bd "Freedom is still the most radical idea of all." - -- Nathaniel Branden -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE+tcIDx533NjVSos4RAjpeAJsElE4Rm2kyp21lXJrIMjvsTnjB6QCcD32Y d9cQMFefwlkd6KHbNnhyW34= =NDeM -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss