Kudos to Foul

junk2drive · 09-24-2007, 01:54 AM,

Thanks for setting up the H2H Productions section and keeping track of everything.

There are some old scens there that need playtesting. Are the designers going to update these to the Matrix Edition?

**Mr Grumpy** · 09-25-2007, 07:48 AM,

I cannot take credit for setting up the H2H, however i am doing my best to make the system flow better and hopefully we will see some great H2H scenarios on the CS approved list in the future! :)

Anybody interested in the H2H system as a tester or designer should read the info i have posted in the new CS H2H forum. Big Grin

09-25-2007, 07:59 AM,

;) Great work Foul... we need more Matrix ones on there though!!

Tide1 · 09-25-2007, 11:25 AM,

Sir Foul is the modest type, ;) But he does likes to discuss the air speed velocity of the African Swallow when he's not working on the H2H sections. Big Grin

**Mr Grumpy** · 09-26-2007, 05:00 AM,

tide1 Wrote:Sir Foul is the modest type, ;) But he does likes to discuss the air speed velocity of the African Swallow when he's not working on the H2H sections.

Sir Gary, don't forget the coconut's they carry...........:) :whis:

Tide1 · 09-26-2007, 06:55 AM,

Under the torso guiding feather I beleive Big Grin

**Mr Grumpy** · 09-27-2007, 02:23 AM,

tide1 Wrote:Under the torso guiding feather I beleive

Is that the same for an African and European pigeon? :chin: Big Grin

Tide1 · 09-27-2007, 09:23 AM,

No the European Swallow is is a smaller bird then it's African cousin. After all a 3ounce bird can't carry a 1lb coconut even when tied with a string to the torso guiding feather. As for pigeons I'm no officianado but I think a pigeon is a pigeon on any continent Big Grin

**Mr Grumpy** · 09-28-2007, 06:14 AM,

tide1 Wrote:No the European Swallow is is a smaller bird then it's African cousin. After all a 3ounce bird can't carry a 1lb coconut even when tied with a string to the torso guiding feather. As for pigeons I'm no officianado but I think a pigeon is a pigeon on any continent

Well........what if there were two European Swallows :chin: or would the drag over two torso guiding feathers be increased by more than a factor of two.......... :rolleyes: ;)

Tide1 · (This post was last modified: 09-28-2007, 07:37 AM by Tide1.)

The trial tests done by the Earl of Southington Bythe Bridge showed that a pair of 1 year old European Swallows could possibly do just that. Contradicting the tests done by the Baron von Heifer zu Oxen outside Starlingen the year before last. So your idea of a factor of 2 might be very close to the mark sir as long as the good Baron didn't use 6 month old swallows then the factor would of course increase to 4 Toast