Conquer Club

Yay! Great update. I can really see the continents at a glance now! The colors you are using are much better now. I don't have anything to nit pick now, good work

reggie_mac wrote:No batsman 4 in the pavilion?

id hazard a guess that one of the all-rounders would be batsman 4

howzat!

looking forward to playing this one without the rank long hops for dice! will pop back with something constructive about the map when i get another spare moment.

reggie_mac wrote:No batsman 4 in the pavilion?

brian fletcher wrote:

reggie_mac wrote:No batsman 4 in the pavilion?

id hazard a guess that one of the all-rounders would be batsman 4

please refresh f5 peoples...i simply left it off.

sinctheassasin wrote:Yay! Great update. I can really see the continents at a glance now! The colors you are using are much better now. I don't have anything to nit pick now, good work

Excellent

khazalid wrote:..... without the rank long hops for dice!...

a 'rank long hop' is a ball so bad that your gran could hit it for 6 using only a zimmer and some cod liver oil.

khazalid wrote:a 'rank long hop' is a ball so bad that your gran could hit it for 6 using only a zimmer and some cod liver oil.

....or a stick of rhubarb, as Geoff Boycott is fond of saying.

I am loving this map. Just a couple of things.......

I have no idea how accurate you want to be and bearing that in mind you may disregard the 'details' in you want.

1. The Lord's test was the second of the series.
2. England batted first

Now for the important bit.................the scoreboard.

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear...........assuming it is the afternoon drinks break, England were somewhere around 170 to 180 for 0, and Australia had bowled about 46 overs.

Just thought I'd throw that into the mix. It's not often us poms get the upperhand. As proved this last weekend

Keep up the good work............

khazalid wrote:a 'rank long hop' is a ball so bad that your gran could hit it for 6 using only a zimmer and some cod liver oil.

Gypsys Kiss wrote:

khazalid wrote:a 'rank long hop' is a ball so bad that your gran could hit it for 6 using only a zimmer and some cod liver oil.

....or a stick of rhubarb, as Geoff Boycott is fond of saying.

I am loving this map. Just a couple of things.......

I have no idea how accurate you want to be and bearing that in mind you may disregard the 'details' in you want.

1. The Lord's test was the second of the series.
2. England batted first

Now for the important bit.................the scoreboard.

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear...........assuming it is the afternoon drinks break, England were somewhere around 170 to 180 for 0, and Australia had bowled about 46 overs.

Just thought I'd throw that into the mix. It's not often us poms get the upperhand. As proved this last weekend

Keep up the good work............

Appreciate your humour Gypsy Kiss. Yes you kinda got wiped this weekend
I'm dismayed, however, at how quickly you guys take to shotgun tactics on your poor Captain.
Just my opinion.

Anyway, back to topic....could somebody advise please...
At present, the only way to assault the fielders and batsman is via PC3.
Is there any security on the Pavillion...or prehaps Press.....?
i was thinking perhaps a way of attacking the guys in the pavillion from the public areas.
I don't want to go to throwing rubbish on the field. That's just no cricket.

cairnswk wrote:Appreciate your humour Gypsy Kiss. Yes you kinda got wiped this weekend
I'm dismayed, however, at how quickly you guys take to shotgun tactics on your poor Captain.
Just my opinion.

Anyway, back to topic....could somebody advise please...
At present, the only way to assault the fielders and batsman is via PC3.
Is there any security on the Pavillion...or prehaps Press.....?
i was thinking perhaps a way of attacking the guys in the pavillion from the public areas.
I don't want to go to throwing rubbish on the field. That's just no cricket.

I know the batsmen have one way attacks to the sixes. Can you also have the sixes one way attack the fielders? It'll be like the spectators throwing the ball back.

Obviously, that'll only work if the spectators can attack the sixes. Can they?

I still don't understand Cricket but I'm loving this map.


BTW shouldn't holding all the beer stands be an instant victory???

neanderpaul14 wrote:I still don't understand Cricket but I'm loving this map.


BTW shouldn't holding all the beer stands be an instant victory???

i fully agree there paul

Gypsys Kiss wrote:....I know the batsmen have one way attacks to the sixes. Can you also have the sixes one way attack the fielders? It'll be like the spectators throwing the ball back.

Obviously, that'll only work if the spectators can attack the sixes. Can they?

Oh yes the spectators can attack the sixes, as in catching them.
well, yes the sixes could one-way attack fieldsman, but what about the two spectators either side attacking the fieldsman (like throwing the ball back),
Other opinions needed!

neanderpaul14 wrote:I still don't understand Cricket but I'm loving this map.
BTW shouldn't holding all the beer stands be an instant victory???

Ah, the idea paul, is to play and watch cricket, not get sloshed.
But good humour.

Version 5

1. Addition of landscaping to create impassables
2. Bars edited to look like beer steins
3. some more paths for configuration created
4. Path texture

As a HUGE cricket fan I would love to see this game go ahead!!!

Zivel wrote:As a HUGE cricket fan I would love to see this game go ahead!!!

Zivel..thanks for dropping in...
the mpoa needs more support to make it out of Darfts, so....if you know others who'd also be interested, get them in here for expressions of interest.

Current Version 5

Shame if discussion has dropped off on this one

Oh, sorry man, I was at conquer crater... You should check it out sometme...

Anyway, looking at the map, I don't have any complaints, the only thing you might want to do is just Check on all of the cricket rules and layouts before you move forward, just in case

sinctheassasin wrote:Oh, sorry man, I was at conquer crater... You should check it out sometme...

Anyway, looking at the map, I don't have any complaints, the only thing you might want to do is just Check on all of the cricket rules and layouts before you move forward, just in case

Thanks sinc...i'll do that

i find the sixes on the map very confusing

lord voldemort wrote:i find the sixes on the map very confusing

Lord V...you goota give me more than that,
What is confusing about them for you?

Oh cairnswk, this looks so good!!

I love these complex maps, one question.. how would I get from the public stands onto the pitch. It seems it's blocked off everywhere? Or am I missing an entry point?

Premier2k

Premier2k wrote:Oh cairnswk, this looks so good!!

I love these complex maps, one question.. how would I get from the public stands onto the pitch. It seems it's blocked off everywhere? Or am I missing an entry point?

Premier2k

i was wondering that, but looks like
public 12 through police room
public 11 through singh
public 10 through bette?
public 8 through pc3
public 7 through les and judy?
public 4 through max
public 3 through mum
public 2 through bunter
not sure mind

Premier2k wrote:Oh cairnswk, this looks so good!!
I love these complex maps, one question.. how would I get from the public stands onto the pitch. It seems it's blocked off everywhere? Or am I missing an entry point?
Premier2k

Not everywhere.

brian fletcher wrote:....
i was wondering that, but looks like
public 12 through police room
public 11 through singh
public 10 through bette?
public 8 through pc3
public 7 through les and judy?
public 4 through max
public 3 through mum
public 2 through bunter
not sure mind

At present...only....
Police Room to PC3
Public 7 & 8 to PC3
and anyone in the Pavillion waiting to bat to Batsman 2
can you not see there is picket fence around the perimeter of the oval?
Now, i need to extend Public 2 so that it joins with Public 14 under the Pavillion, you know like a pathway all around the oval.
And i'll do that with dotted lines like a tunnel.
then i need to know from someone who has been to this grounds, there is access into the Pavillion from the Public Areas, yes.
Also, is there any other access onto the oval that could be done here.
I'd thought more about the 6s....
there is going to be access from the either batsman to 6s at opposite ends of their position, and either person in the grandstand will be able to access that 6 bordering them.
Then i thought that getting the ball back onto the oval should be via the closest fieldsman.
So BD6 (Bunter and Dad 6) would have access through Fine Leg.
Does that all sound feasible?

Version 6