On Feb 7, 2008 9:17 PM, Ed Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Each location's control value is a non-negative integer. A > location can identify itself as such by specifying its control > value.
What prevents a gang from creating a new location for themselves with arbitrarily high control value? > Each location is controlled by the gang (if any) whose > influence at that location is greatest, or otherwise by its > owner (if any), subject to modification by the location. A > gang's control is the total control value of the locations > it controls. How is a location's owner determined? > If there are at least two gangs, then being a partner of a > gang with greater control at the end of a week than any other > gang's influence is a Winning Condition. Cleanup procedure: > each location's control value is set to 0. If the control values are specified by the underlying contracts of the locations, does this cleanup procedure work? -root
