#68941: "Turn Counts for Randomized Track Layout Options"

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The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
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The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
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The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
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• Cosa era mostrato sullo schermo quando sei rimasto bloccato (schermo bianco? interfaccia di gioco parziale? messaggio di errore?)
The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
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• Quale parte delle regole non è stata rispettata dall'adattamento BGA
The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
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• Qual era l'azione di gioco che volevi fare?
The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
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The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
• Cosa è successo quando hai provato a fare questa azione di gioco (messaggio di errore, messaggio nella barra di stato del gioco...)?
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The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
• Qual è il tuo browser?
Google Chrome v103

• Per favore copia/incolla il testo visualizzato in inglese invece che nella tua lingua. Se hai una schermata di questo errore (cosa buona e giusta), puoi usare Imgur.com per caricarla e fare copia/incolla del link qui.
The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
• Questo testo è disponibile nel sistema di traduzione? Se sì, è stato tradotto nell'arco di più di 24 ore?
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• Spiega il tuo suggerimento in modo preciso e conciso in modo che sia il più semplice possibile per capire cosa intendi.
The VektoraceNew Alpha game has a set 5 turns randomly positioned for a more dynamic setup than the set 4 track layouts in the production version of Vektorace. A step forward from the current "Alpha" build could be allowing users to select a specific number of turns (2-6?) and then a map would be randomly generated.

Basically this lets users be able to select how complex of a track they would want. A 2 turn track (with super sharp hairpins) would play entirely differently from a 6-turn track (that hopefully would have a bit of weaving in and out). This may help with tournament play, as 3-4 turn tracks would likely all be roughly similar and could be a better, normalized judge of player skill, where the 5-6 turn tracks could vary in their complexity (with players getting a bad draw of a super complex track or showcasing ones ability to adapt to a wider range of tracks).

I say all of this not knowing the code required to make this implementation work, the desires of the game developers/publishers, or the culture around this game irl / on BGA. It just seemed like a natural progression from set layouts to random 5 turn layouts to randomized layouts of variable turn counts.
• Qual è il tuo browser?
Google Chrome v103

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