Post by manofsteel on Sept 11, 2018 7:13:31 GMT -7
Ok, I did a little bit of research (and I mean a small amount) and I was not coming up with a definite answer. In a nutshell, It seems that the points are based almost purely on the raw time plus any penalties such as Failure to neutralize, Failure to engage, no shoots, ext. But if you get B,C,D hits it does not add penalty time to your raw time. So whoever gets the fastest time gross time (including penalties if any) get 100%, then the 2nd fastest gross time gets the next lowest percentage and so on and so forth.
Do I understand this concept correctly? Im just trying to figure out "how the game is played"
Back in the old days with paper you had your raw time and then if you hit an "A" target you had 0 time added, a "C" hit might have added like .5 seconds and a complete failure to engage might have been a 3 second penalty (meaning that if you had 1 last target to engage and you ran empty and it took you 5 seconds to do a reload, you were better to just not shoot the last target and take the 3 second penalty for failure to engage).
How does everyone else interpret how the machine calculates the score?
Do I understand this concept correctly? Im just trying to figure out "how the game is played"
Back in the old days with paper you had your raw time and then if you hit an "A" target you had 0 time added, a "C" hit might have added like .5 seconds and a complete failure to engage might have been a 3 second penalty (meaning that if you had 1 last target to engage and you ran empty and it took you 5 seconds to do a reload, you were better to just not shoot the last target and take the 3 second penalty for failure to engage).
How does everyone else interpret how the machine calculates the score?
