Abstract
G18's and G19's hostile pillboxes stood on the tank's ring edge from a rounding, and G19 failed the rules for taking the pillboxes they shot. Corrected, the rules pass both every time. Every gauntlet floor is now today's success, fifteen raised and none lowered.
I. Intent
Paul: "its risky, we will recover. i think it indicates faster training. 2. yes. perhaps the sensor will indicate a ring, as it would indicate and identify the foe."
II. Decision log
| Decision | Cause |
|---|---|
away = 9.5 | the placer measures from (64, 64) and snaps: 9 became 8.0 |
pillboxes_standing by owner, 40 s | a pillbox taken stands again, the taker's; the squad takes ten seconds |
| The account of the rules' G18 and G19 failures withdrawn | an idle tank was hit: the test was wrong |
| Floors raised to today's, never lowered | "keep what we got" |
III. Method
An idle tank on each file; the rules traced on G19; the gauntlet at 200 seeds for the rules, the untrained net, the milestones, bc2, logistics.
IV. Results
The rules: G18 100%, G19 100%; the best net 72% and 45%. Floors: G1, G2, G5, G6, G9, G10, G12 to G19 0.95, G11 0.90. Today's rules hold every floor.
V. Discussion
A boundary test must first be passable by the game; these two were not, and the first trace said so.
VI. What is not built
G21 and G22 taught; the ring as a sense.
VII. Paul's decisions
None outstanding.