Re: Cat23's Very Own Site

Certainly. I though that one of the defining characteristics of Cat23 
was human GMing. I even believe that this definition used to be written 
in the old homepage - though my memory may fail in this.

I've never played with a judge but, if like suggested elsewhere, we are 
talking of GMs using a judge as adjudication helper, I see no difference 
between that and using Realpolitik (or any similar adjudicator 
software). Guess it would be a matter of GMs personal preferences, right?

Regards,
Luis.

Cristiano Corte Restituti wrote:

> Deepak, and all, currently there is nothing that impedes a cat23 game 
> be played on the DJudge, let's say, but we don't see those things. 
> Even gunboat plays here are run with human gming. Hm, I would say one 
> cat special characteristic is the old fashioned adjudication method. 
> It brings players into direct mail contact and makes the group feel 
> more a community. CCR.
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> In case you don't have a judge built in already, Manus Hand has an 
> excellent one written in Python - and he provides the code to anyone 
> who wants it. (He used to, anyway).
> Cheers,
> Deepak
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