anyway the homing deactivates more or less 100 pixels under the water limit i think. i don't know the exact amount of pixels, but no1 needs to know it exactly i think.

wow, this is the first i have seen this... really nice homing HHC, that was a bold move!!


komo, how do you figure impo's comment was dumb?

you said "I thought Homings deactivated or something if they went below where we can see?"


thats simply not true... it can go below the line of vision, as impo said...  but at some point if becomes too deep, and it will deactivate...

does anyone know exactly what that point is? no...

do you know why??

because we cant see it...   impos post was painfully obvious because thats the only answer to give your "dumb" question.

lol.. I was expecting some SUPER moves since you guys are totally mesmerized . I was already wondering what kind of homing he has done before downloading the replay XD. couldn't imagine it would be something I never saw ^^. no one ever saw/tried that type of homing?! the kami was good, but nothing special too, lol. the airstrike on the mine was the coolest thing, I guess

and, HHC, why did you place a short girder left to the other one instead of blocking the right worm directly with a long one as you planned first? only reason I can think of is so that no other worm can come and throw something in your hide?

Game is too long ago to remember why I made it like that.

I think it's because I fear the sheep there. If he opens the big girder the turn after I'm facing the same threat yet again. The small girder blocks any sheep and at the same time makes it more likely for him to open up both girders at the same time (which would give me initiative), or at least draw him closer to my range when he does open up only one of the two.
Big girder over his almost 100% means he opens up next turn and I have to waste yet another girder.

Taught by Vlaar 

Quote from: HHC on November 19, 2014, 10:43 AM
Game is too long ago to remember why I made it like that.

I think it's because I fear the sheep there. If he opens the big girder the turn after I'm facing the same threat yet again. The small girder blocks any sheep and at the same time makes it more likely for him to open up both girders at the same time (which would give me initiative), or at least draw him closer to my range when he does open up only one of the two.
Big girder over his almost 100% means he opens up next turn and I have to waste yet another girder.

yup