Originally Posted by
Tinerr
So if someone is tripoding with no intention of coming back, he wouldn't lose points?
If your opponent tripods, you can make a comeback, while it takes a really skillful player to be faster than a runner. You could devise another countermeasure which gives you a penalty for being more or less stationary for a long time, but the core concept is what matters
Originally Posted by
Tinerr
Or for example, like jsnuff said, if someone kicks you away you'll instalose even if you managed to damage him the most?
It's pretty hard to kick someone away like that, since you can totally deflect kicks. I'd say it actually takes effort (or a lack of skill) from the opponent to get kicked away. You'd re-gain the lost points if you made a comeback anyways.
Originally Posted by
Tinerr
The idea is not totally bad, but can only be used on a set of situations which, even bein the majority, doesn't cover the 100% of chances of how a match could end.
It would eliminate the number 1 obstacle that prevents wushu from becoming a serious competitive mod. It can't be played that way if your opponent is being a dick.
Originally Posted by
RedRebel24
One flaw I see with it as well is that wrists move pretty fast correct? Correct me if I am wrong, but shouldn't a flick of the wrist have a lot of velocity and gain a lot of points?
This would probably work by assigning a point to each ragdoll from where the calculations are made (could be based on several points on the body, w/e).