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Posted: Wed Aug 30, 2006 11:38 pm
by Weehawk
BBH wrote:I completely recognize the fact that GEGOTW is something separate from MARP and shouldn't have any bearing on what games are decided for other tournaments.
NotMan wrote:I better say something on my be-half as K5 coordinator.
... w/o picking any GEGOTW games or any past MARP or DECA tourney nor any games that JTC will add on his GEGOTW during the K5 tourney.
Having reread those statements several times, I can't escape seeing a glaring inconsistency.
Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 12:08 am
by BBH
Weehawk wrote:BBH wrote:I completely recognize the fact that GEGOTW is something separate from MARP and shouldn't have any bearing on what games are decided for other tournaments.
NotMan wrote:I better say something on my be-half as K5 coordinator.
... w/o picking any GEGOTW games or any past MARP or DECA tourney nor any games that JTC will add on his GEGOTW during the K5 tourney.
Having reread those statements several times, I can't escape seeing a glaring inconsistency.
What NotMan meant was that if we have to cater entirely to those with slower computers, we'd have to pick a lot of games from around the GEGOTW era since the requirements usually aren't that high. So there would bound to be some overlap between the two.
All these issues are seriously distressing me and the qualifying round is over, so I'm locking this. If anyone wants their name changed on the rankings, please PM me. Check back tomorrow for the first elimination round.
Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 12:25 am
by MJS
Weehawk, I can tell you that NotMan was the only of us who was picking "golden era" games for K5.
He is the last to blame if there are few old games in K5.
Again, we are trying to pick a good variety of games, not only trying to cover different genres but also different decades.
Peace.
Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 9:14 pm
by BBH
Regarding the ZB issue, we've reached a (hopefully) fair conclusion.
ZB will be given a second chance. destructor asked for mercy and for him to have the 43rd position, so we'll do that. We're not giving any more second chances of course - if the recording doesn't average 95% speed or better, it won't be accepted. There'll be no more bending of the rules now that the qualifier is over.
For ZB and possibly a couple others with slower computers to fairly compete in future rounds, we've decided to add one more accepted version of WolfMAME for the tournament -
WolfMAME Plus 0.71. Being that it's a much older version of MAME, there should be some decent speed gains with it. And unlike recent versions of MAME, disabling sound in this version can give significant speedups depending on the game. We must stress however that we have not thoroughly tested this version at all with any of the tourney games. Also note that this version does not create .wlf files. If you are getting 100% speed on the tourney games already, please continue to use versions 0.101 and 0.106. This older version should only be used as a last resort for those on slow computers.
The first elimination round will begin shortly.
EDIT: I'll unlock this now just in case there's any need for future Shock Troopers discussion ;)
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 12:11 pm
by zarouk
Hi all,
update:
3'42''42
Motorbike
WolfMame 0.106
++
Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 12:22 pm
by destructor
Hi zarouk

This is Shock Troopers topic

Posted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 12:23 pm
by zarouk
destructor wrote:Hi zarouk

This is Shock Troopers topic

Oups ... sorry ... too quick

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:43 am
by destructor
I know now how BBH made 38mln. I watched BBH's inp to half because playing with this method is booooooooooring

Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:50 am
by BBH
it's not leeching, it's point-maximizing!
>:(
Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 9:04 am
by destructor
I didn't say in previous my post that it's leeching

And yes it's point-maximizing (booooring point maximizing)
