Times out and fails 2-2. -Bucky
Adminned at 10 Dec 2014 16:25:21 UTC
To the rule “Local Maneuvering”, add:-
A Shuttle may spend 2 Fuel to Hover. On doing so, it increases its Orbit Number by one. The Shuttle may then optionally perform a single Knock-On Action.
There’s going to be too much of a gulf between lucky players and unlucky players on Ganymede, when the unlucky ones have to make a whole extra 20-segment orbit to take a second run at a missed target.
Oh, I’d forgotten we had a “one action per thruster every 20 untracked hours” clause. Let me try repealing that.
Second thoughts, maybe people like their daily action grind. I’ll leave this up all the same - 10 Fuel to hit the five corners of Io in a specific sequence seems unlikely to be much of a bargain.
I feel like having a time delay is mostly useful for transparency’s sake (it makes it easier for others to know what you’ll be doing soon). I’m honestly not sure how important transparency is to the game.
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, would like input from other players.
I like the easy way to use fuel and maneuver.
Bucky:
Note: This is not frequency limited. A Shuttle can burn 10 Fuel to hit all of Io at once.