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I guess the title would explain what I'm thinking to most, but, just incase, I'll go into an explanation.
What I'm suggesting, is that as the world fills up to it's dimensional capacity ( (100*100) * (10 * 10) ) (1000000), the world wraps at it's borders.
Now, the specific size of the world is irrellevant (though, for scripting writing purposes this would cause a nightmare) (although, I've just thought of a way around said nightmare).
So, if we work on a standard world of 100 K's, then what I'm suggesting, would mean that 000|000 would be able to attack 999|999 as if it were one square away diagonally. (or 009|999, or 999|009)
999|999, 000|999, 001|999
999|000, 000|000, 000|001
999|001, 000|001, 001|001
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Opinons List
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Currently in support of the idea:
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- sacredfool
- zlajonja
- =RedFox=
- louisachewit
- repinski
- Bloodhood
- MadisonBama
- HeftySmurf
- koa anubis
- Marcus the Mad
- auguthy2
- darkaniken2
- Fordy
- FrailBeauty
- Bo-John-bo
- electroz
- dalesmckay
- Therin
- backwards
- Bloodhood
- Geremy
Position on the issue unknown / unclear:
- Lambert21
- Rush.
- A humble player
- DaWolf85
- People who haven't as yet commented.
Against the idea:
- None as yet
Hmmm.. your thoughts? I thought this was great.