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2009-03-31 02:06:33 - SOL BONUS by NZL_KnotMe
A replay for your boat with the winning one as a comparison.

Maybe with 2 or 3 others you can select. That would be interesting to see where gains or losses were made.

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2009-03-31 07:10:38 - Re: SOL BONUS by NZL_KnotMe
I've thought about this for a long time - but there's always popped up more urgent matters to take care of. Maybe someone code-savvy in the community could make this happen if given our data?
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2009-03-31 15:53:02 - Re: SOL BONUS by NZL_KnotMe
In conjunction with this "replay" idea:

1. Wouldn't it be more interesting if, in a timed race, we could race against the winner, or leaders, or some select opponents?

2. When we have a race ready to go with little or no wind, could we "replay" the weather from some more interesting period?

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2009-03-31 18:29:32 - Re: SOL BONUS by NZL_KnotMe
The greatest "learning" feature in SoL is using the "ACTUAL" weather.

However in a "Replay" or 2nd or 3rd timed attempt, perhaps trying to beat the leader using the leaders past weather to try and beat the fastest time would be fun.

Further, the REPLAY could be at a much FASTER rate, perhaps so the race then is completed within a few hours rather than over a day or two.

In the Cyclades race, in P#24, I went aground after some DC's whilst asleep. Then if only I could have another go . . .

What if I had . . .

gone that way . . . etc
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