The panel of Judges
So I mentioned previously that I needed some means of adjudicating between the worthy contestants. Dice were suggested by a party who shall remain nameless. Dice would be entirely inappropriate as they would be completely random. What this situation requires is a detailed and rigorous appreciation of the merits of the case. With that in mind I have selected a panel of two learned Judges to give their opinion.
The Voting
The Judges have reviewed each answer in depth and will mull over them this evening. They will then cast a vote for the contestant they think is most deserving.
Whichever bowl is empty tomorrow - shall be judged to be the winner!
And if all bowls are empty? What then?
ReplyDelete-- Jeff
What then indeed!
DeleteOoooo, intrigue and suspense! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBest Regards,
Stokes
Well...there were rumours last year of jury stuffing...
DeleteA sad day when a so called wargamer confesses to not believing that rolling up at critical moments is a sign of great intelligence and superior tabletop generalship. A sad day.
ReplyDeleteNow all I have to do is work out some way of making this game-eable....
DeleteDo you know, I'd forgotten, if I realised at all, that I had entered a competition. I have no doubt that with judges of such obviously impeccable probity their choice shall be well deserving.
ReplyDeleteArchduke - I'd forgotten too... but what a brilliant way to decide... cheered me up for a whole lunchtime at work.... :o))
DeleteThey are an ornament to the bench to be sure, ADP.
DeleteGlad to have made you smile Steve.
Next step is to use such decision making /judging methodology in solo wargaming to decide what your opponent will do. Market the idea quickly and cash in on the pre Christmas rush. Every wargamer should have one ,two or more...
ReplyDeleteThis is genius.
DeleteHmm ? - this method could be used in judging 'The X Factor' and 'Britain's Got Talent' ! , Tony
ReplyDeleteI shall have to put together a powerpoint presentation.
DeleteWe await the verdict of the learned judges with baited breath.
ReplyDeleteLee.
The suspense is killing me.
DeleteThis seems like one of those rare situations where bribing the judges might not work. Starving a judge ahead of time might work, though. And how would you do a recount?
ReplyDeleteI am shocked to find a man of the cloth thinking of such corrupt and immoral behaviour.
DeleteA pair of truly impartial, and unimpeachable judges!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely.
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