05-09-2019, 10:49 PM
Yay
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Quote:Sports offered include:
Archery - Individual, Team (M,F,)
Athletics - 100 to 1500M (M,F,) Discus Throw (M,F,) High Jump (M,F,)
Aquatics - 100 to 200M (M,F,) Diving (M,F,)
Association Football (M,F,)
Biathlon - 20M (M,F,) 15M (M,F,)
Basketball (M,F,)
Boxing (M,F,)
Bobsleigh - Four-person (M) Two-person (M,F,)
Cycling (M,F)
Fencing - Foil (M,F,) Saber (M,F,)
Gymnastics - Acrobatic (F,) Artistic (F,) Artistic Team (F,)
Handball (M,F,)
Hockey (M,F,)
Luge - Singles (M,F,) Doubles (M,F,)
Skeleton (M,F,)
Tennis (M,F,)
Triathlon (M,F,)
M and F denote gender.
North Cross post_id=18923 time=1559238399 user_id=772 Wrote:Yeah, Summertime is just a tough period to schedule *anything* among large groups of people. The past month has been quite busy for me, and the horizon doesn't seem to be any easier.
This list looks pretty solid, to me.
I was only aware of the Bobsled in the winter games. Perhaps others associate it more closely with these games, but I wouldn't have a problem with it being cut if the list needs trimming. Same with Hockey -- there's Field Hockey in the Summer Games? Had no clue.
Inclusion of the Pentathlon and/or Decathlon might be cool. In the actual Summer Olympics, the winner of the Decathlon is given the title of "World's Greatest Athlete," which I always found an important part of the games. But the Pentathlon could be used instead.
I find the modern pentathlon to be a bit lame (including Fencing, Riding and Shooting); and I find the Decathlon to be a bit redundant (four runs, three jumps and three throws)
So, alternatively, we could create a hybrid of a 5-game or 10-game combined event. For instance, if we used the Pentathlon instead of the Decathlon, out of expedience, we could customize what 5 games are included. Personally, I would like to see Wrestling, one of the Running sports, one of the Jumping, one of the Throwing, and one of the Swimming. Or some other combination. Just an idea.
Libertas Omnium Maximus post_id=18928 time=1559279380 user_id=463 Wrote:All great ideas! Shuell hasn’t been terribly active lately (no one really has for that matter) but I think that the winter sports do need to be addressed. I have been marketing this as a “Summer Olympics” but that means nothing. Shuell is far enough north that they could conceivably have some winter sports I guess. What do y’all think?
Also, anyone good at visuals and/or graphic design is called for a special request. Logos are not nessesary but are realy cool. Anyone with a good idea for an Olympic 2019 logo design, feel free to submit it.
Lauchenoiria post_id=18939 time=1559946419 user_id=461 Wrote:I think it's Shuell's decision about what sports to include, but I'd also like it if we could get this planned so we can start relatively soon!
Quote:The climate of Shuell is similar to a subpolar oceanic climate, that features cold summers, large amounts of storms, little sunshine, and common snowfall. There are on average around 3 months of temperature around 40 °F (4.4 °C) with temperatures rarely falling under 8.6 °F (-3.0 °C). and in the warmest months the maximum temperature is below 56 °F (13.3 °C,) and in the coldest months, the highs are just above freezing, with the lowest temperatures falling far under freezing tem
perature. Temperatures over 68 °F (20 °C) are generally treated as extreme weather events, even in the summer. In general, the climate is cold and may be uncomfortable for those unused to lower temperatures.”
Shuell post_id=18945 time=1560188974 user_id=717 Wrote:Information for those wondering:
The climate of Shuell is similar to a subpolar oceanic climate, that features cold summers, large amounts of storms, little sunshine, and common snowfall. There are on average around 3 months of temperature around 40 °F (4.4 °C) with temperatures rarely falling under 8.6 °F (-3.0 °C). and in the warmest months the maximum temperature is below 56 °F (13.3 °C,) and in the coldest months, the highs are just above freezing, with the lowest temperatures falling far under freezing temperature. Temperatures over 68 °F (20 °C) are generally treated as extreme weather events, even in the summer. In general, the climate is cold and may be uncomfortable for those unused to lower temperatures.
Further up north in Shuell, the hills that dot the landscape rise to become mountains, covered in snow nearly year-round. Many Shuellians travel to these mountains on vacation in order to ski or hunt. The tallest mountain in Shuell is Mount Schwert.
Shuell post_id=18948 time=1560190491 user_id=717 Wrote:I'm open to adding the decathlon. Wrestling, 1500M athletics, 200M aquatics, and I'll think of a throwing sport later, I guess. Probably javelin, discus, or something else the program can run.
Shuell post_id=18951 time=1560193516 user_id=717 Wrote:Archery - Individual, Team (M,F,)
Athletics - 100 to 1500M (M,F,) Discus Throw (M,F,) High Jump (M,F,)
Aquatics - 100 to 200M (M,F,) Diving (M,F,)
Association Football (M,F,)
Biathlon - 20M (M,F,) 15M (M,F,)
Basketball (M,F,)
Boxing (M,F,)
Bobsleigh - Four-person (M) Two-person (M,F,)
Cycling (M,F)
Fencing - Foil (M,F,) Saber (M,F,)
Gymnastics - Acrobatic (F,) Artistic (F,) Artistic Team (F,)
Handball (M,F,)
Hockey (M,F,)
Luge - Singles (M,F,) Doubles (M,F,)
Skeleton (M,F,)
Tennis (M,F,)
Triathlon (M,F,)
Decathlon - Wrestling, 1500M Athletics, 200M Aquatics, Long Jump, [THROWING SPORT] (M,F)
Due to an issue with my laptop making me need to hard reset it, I will need to check xkorinate to see if Long Jump and a throwing sport are available.