for the record i don't think these ttrr maps in here are particularly very good, this map pack is likely to change as i download various maps

Quote from: GreeN on June 30, 2012, 07:16 PM
password plz

ban

<---- king is here. k gg folks.

CONDITIONS: GreeN is DISALLOWED from entering this cup, NO EXCEPTIONS, for his previous behaviour. DO NOT GIVE GreeN the password.

edit: people are asking me why, it's because GreeN is a mole hater and cup ruiner and I should hope he is never allowed to join a TUS cup/tourney again, I would even go as far as saying complete ban from site.

just for my own convenience... MI it would be nice to have a select all or download all in search results to make it easier to download groups of individual maps i.e. all TTRR by certain author

technically it was a different shot to the one dilli said he'd give u $20 for (2nd was floorbank)

saved u $20 here dildo

I never understood why roof hiding in roper is lame

lol komo you really are the master of mis-understanding/not reading things

How much did you pay her Ray? 

holy shit you're old

happy birthday cito

QuoteI don't really support giving away the all the notching distances to everyone, how about letting people put some effort to understand the game physics

this. I don't do Newtonian physics but you can also work it out with trial and error in an offline game (hint: sdet helps).

in this thread, TUS bNg becomes a 4s full power fest.

it works the same for other shots, you will just all have to go into an offline game and test it out for yourselves.

5s lg and so on is slightly more difficult in that you have to get the correct power but after that you can determine where about they land.

Mab don't give a full list of notes out, you can explain the basics such as calculating your angle and people can work the rest out on their damn own. At least don't make it too easy for people, if they want to do it it takes some time and independent thought.

Quote from: DarkOne on June 24, 2012, 10:28 AM
You're using a tool outside your own experience from playing games or watching other games and are basically letting a pre-programmed database do the shots for you. Not even the card counters in the blackjack example do that.

Quite irrelevant but in blackjack there are strategies that are the the most mathematically perfect, giving the house the the least edge possible. See http://www.onlineblackjackguide.com/Blackjackstrategy/Rivera_Gold_strat.gif for an example of a strategy card. This is the most efficient and mathematically successful strategy to adopt so if you count cards in blackjack you also have to remember a "database" of blackjack strategy (what's the best move in whatever situation) or at least learn basic strategy. This has some similarities to what Mablak is suggesting - that we should all remember our "databases" of notch distances given his commitment to no external aids.

As far as what ropa says, I think you are being quite contradictory here but I agree with part. At first you say that notchers should all reveal their methods to everyone. The next thing you say that notchers are bad because they never figured it out on there own, they were just told by clan mates etc so there is no skill there. I have always from the start accepted notching IF people figure it out for themselves. There are already tons of different bng "systems" out there and I thought it quite interesting that notching bng matches become a kind of test of which bng "system" is the best, along with the player skill in working it all out in 15s and hitting correct power. Then Mablak and some others teach their clan mates their one technique and it kind of defeats the point. If you have gone to the effort to figure out some bng system (which I did, from scratch, despite what Komo will likely say about teaching all of wormnet how to bng etc) then fair enough, if you have just learnt someone elses strategy it's shitty.

Also Mablak is wrong about normal players who do not know about notching, also employ notching in their "feel" game. I have no idea what he is getting at here but it's almost certainly wrong.

Quote from: Dub-c on June 23, 2012, 09:30 PM

Quote from: ropa on June 23, 2012, 06:59 PM
I've been saying this for the last 5 years. Unanchored BnG takes care of most of the scheme problems. It's only those who know how to notch, which obviously happen to be the best BnGers who strongly argue agaisnt it. They are willing to give in in other forms of Bng scheme, but never to unanchored.

If you had a clue about what you are talking about, you would realize that unachored bng would benefit notchers.

this. get with it ropa.