SUGAR RAY results turn 10 From: fkschmid@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de (Frank Schmidt) Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1993 22:35:53 +0000 Turn 10 Match reports Ten weeks of boxing are over. Time for a short summary: 36 boxers have joined Sugar Ray International 23 of them are active (i.e. they have a match next week) 4 are on the pausing list 6 are 'in the training camp' 3 have left again 23 players are enough to continue the game for some weeks more (or months? years? :-) ). But what happened to the 10 others who aren't active and haven't left? Do they have a bad mail link? Do they forget their move? Or something else? Please tell me. Some clarification: In german (original Sugar Ray) such things as the 'list of pausing boxers' or the 'training camp' don't exist; every boxer is assumed to be active every turn. Turns are executed every two weeks there. Inactive boxers get 0/0 in every round and are usually knocked out. I created the 'list of pausing boxers' to avoid a good boxer loses too much of his stats because of being knocked out every week being away, and quits. But this was not enough. The stats for newcomers rise every week, and those of active boxers usually a bit faster (a lost match + training is about zero, and a won match + training is double to triple as large as the growth of the newcomer values). So some boxers on the pausing list find themself being worse than newcomers. So I now decided to create the 'training camp': everyone in the pausing list who has neither better skill nor better endurance than a newcomer is put there: He can restart as a newcomer in league V, and his name is still reserved for him. So now my question to you is: do you have ideas to improve Sugar Ray? (Please think about the fact that I'm not the one who has the last word about REAL rule-changes when you make your suggestions) Championship Bomber Jack (18,30): 7/3 (25) 7/3 (20) 5/5 (18) 5/5 (16) 7/3 (11) PW Robert Sprunk (15,39): 4/6 (34) 4/6 (29) 4/6 (26) 4/6 (23) 4/6 (18) League I Max Vorstadt (19,26): 6/5 (23) 6/5 (18) 6/5 (15) 6/5 (10) 6/5 ( 5) PW Lamont Lovelady (19,20): 1/8 (20) 6/5 (15) 1/8 (15) 6/5 (10) 6/5 ( 5) Dummy (17,27): 5/6 (23) 5/5 (18) 6/4 (13) 5/5 ( 8) 5/4 ( 6) PW Azrael Xavier (17,27): 3/7 (25) 6/4 (20) 5/6 (16) 6/4 (11) 3/7 ( 9) League II Saint G (17,28): 4/7 (25) 6/5 (20) 5/7 (14) Billy Mach (19,24): 0/0 (16) 0/0 ( 4) 0/0 (-6) KO League III Obelix (15,30): 5/5 (26) 5/5 (22) 5/5 (18) 5/5 ( 8) 5/5 ( 4) PW Pickman (16,26): 5/3 (20) 0/8 (20) 5/3 (14) 8/0 ( 1) 0/8 ( 1) David Hesserman (16,23): 3/6 (21) 3/6 (19) 10/0 (11) Frederic J. Walter(15,25): 0/0 (19) 0/0 (13) 0/0 (-7) KO Munch Howitzer (18,26): 0/0 (26) 0/0 (26) 0/0 (26) 0/0 (26) 0/0 (26) Little Frank (18,20): 0/0 (20) 0/0 (20) 0/0 (20) 0/0 (20) 0/0 (20) League IV Maniac (14,27): 6/4 (19) 6/4 (13) 6/4 ( 7) 0/7 ( 7) 0/7 ( 7) PW Leng Silluen (14,24): 5/4 (17) 3/7 (14) 3/7 (11) 3/7 ( 8) 3/7 ( 5) Claus-P. Warnecke (16,21): 6/4 (15) 6/4 ( 9) 7/3 ( 2) Dummy (16,21): 5/3 (13) 5/3 ( 5) 4/3 (-2) KO League V Battlin' Bob Brown(16,26): 4/4 (11) 'Tiger' Honeycutt (13,26):11/0 (-2) KO Thugo (14,27): 5/3 (25) 5/3 (23) 5/4 (20) Bill Trevis (14,25): 0/0 (15) 0/0 ( 5) 0/0 (-5) KO Count Meout (13,30): 4/5 (23) 4/5 (20) 4/5 (17) 4/5 (10) 6/2 ( 3) Uffe Ellemann (16,20): 7/2 (13) 4/4 (12) 4/4 (11) 7/2 ( 4) 4/4 (-1) KO Steve Armstrong (13,30): 6/3 (21) 5/3 (18) 3/3 (17) 0/4 ( 9) 6/3 ( 4) Jabber Nelson (14,25): 5/3 (17) 0/7 (17) 0/7 (17) 8/3 ( 5) 7/2 ( 0) KO Looser-Chris (13,27): 3/3 (26) 3/3 (23) 4/2 (14) 3/3 (13) 6/3 ( 8) Accipiter (13,27): 3/4 (26) 4/4 (24) 6/4 (17) 3/4 (16) 3/4 (11) Creight Lersing (13,27): 4/4 (25) 4/4 (23) 6/1 (15) 4/4 (13) 4/4 ( 7) PW Dummy (13,27): 3/3 (24) 3/3 (21) 4/2 (12) 3/3 ( 9) 6/3 ( 2) Matches in Turn 11: Championship: Bomber Jack (18,31) vs. Max Vorstadt (20,27) League I: Saint G (19,28) vs. Dummy (19,28) League II: Robert Sprunk (16,38) vs. Obelix (16,31) Lamont Lovelady (20,19) vs. David Hesserman (18,23) Azrael Xavier (18,26) vs. Dummy (18,26) League III: Maniac (15,28) vs. Claus-Peter Warnecke (17,26) League IV: Kenny 'the Swerve' Brett (15,36) vs. Thugo (16,27) Snafu (15,25) vs. Steve 'Quicksilver' Armstrong (15,30) Creight Lersing (14,28) vs. Battlin' Bob Brown (18,26) Count Meout (15,30) vs. Dummy (15,30) League V: Accipiter (14,27) vs. 'Tiger' Honeycutt (13,26) Leng Silluen (14,25) vs. Jabber Nelson (13,26) Uffe Ellemann (15,23) vs. Looser-Chris (14,27) Pausing boxers: Munch Howitzer (18,26) (league III) Billy Mach (18,24) (league III) Little Frank (18,20) (league III) Michael Freeman ( 9,29) (league V) Boxers that can restart: (with (14,27) in league V) Frederic J. Walter Bill 'ScarFace' Trevis Yogami Turgay Zengin Steve Holmes The man Michael Freeman can choose to restart, too. Big Cooter ends his career :-( NEWS AND STORIES Thomas Gerstner(gerstnet@informatik.tu-muenchen.de)(Bomber Jack) writes: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mon Okt 11 Issue 5 THE GLOVE AND PAIN 25c 1F 20Pf 3424Y ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last week the whole staff of The Glove and Pain was arrested while they were sleeping... (eh, working), and yesterday they were set free again. A police spokesman commented that it was a terrible mistake, the police thought that they were members of an East-Sibirian terror organization. This week there is also no issue of the newspaper because everybody went on holidays after the shock. Some good informants state that they were planning to spend a vew days in Irkutsk though. If you want, you can send news anonymously, without your realname and mailaddress. But I prefer it the other way. NEWCOMERS IN TURN 11 WILL START WITH (14,27) IN LEAGUE V. Send in a move like this (to fkschmid@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de): SUGAR RAY international Turn 11 Name= Frank Schmidt Pseudonym= Matten-Willy AN DN AN DN AN DN AN DN AN DN Training: X with your name and pseudonym. AN and DN are attack- and defensenumber, training can be S (skill) or E (endurance) TURN 11 WILL BE EXECUTED Monday, 18th October --- fkschmid@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de Frank Schmidt, 18 kyu "Property is theft. Property is freedom. Property is impossible" P.J.Proudhon Referenced By Up