[MR] WoW points

[David Ritterskamp]

Simple.  For A&S entries, limit the # of entries on each side to a fixed number.  Those spots can be filled by a) winners (or high scorers) at events the year before, announced well ahead of time, and b) baronial fiat.  For instance, twenty entries total each, ten from winners of events, ten from baronial fiat.  For volunteer points or anything involving populace participation, count the total # of people that declare for each side (using either the tickets this year or a simpler method) and award the point based on the percentage participation.  I.e., if one side has a total of 500 declare for it and 50 people take part in volunteer stuff, that's 10%.  If the other side has 450 people declare for it and 44 people take part, that's less than 10%.  Simple math can solve most of this sort of thing.

 

Regards

 

Jonathan Blackbow

There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things. -Niccolo M.


 
> From: bessenyeirozsa at earthlink.net
> To: ljlagnese at gmail.com; dkeppel at yahoo.com
> Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 09:59:55 -0400
> CC: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
> Subject: Re: [MR] WoW points
> 
> I think you explained it dead on Larry. I think what people are picking up 
> on a brief review of how the points broke down is that Black Diamond walked 
> all over Sacred Stone in many of the areas that required skill, however 
> Sacred Stone was able to take the day because they were able to pick up many 
> of the points that were based on how many people they could get to show up.
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