Non-combat running

Chris Rice · 11-17-2018, 07:46 PM

I think it's already been established on these forums that MA, as defined in the game, doesn't relate to real world running pace.

To say that Kipchoge has MA 24 would mean he could outrun a wolf, or other fleet footed four-legged animal etc, which is clearly nonsense.

In any case, the way I dealt with long range chases was that it only became relevant where the contestants MA was the same. If the escapee had a lower MA, they'd soon be caught. If higher, they would soon escape. If equal, then ST (stamina) would be the determining factor.

Of course terrain, deception etc could come into things.

11-17-2018, 07:46 PM	#4
Chris Rice Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: London Uk, but originally from Scotland	Re: Non-combat running I think it's already been established on these forums that MA, as defined in the game, doesn't relate to real world running pace. To say that Kipchoge has MA 24 would mean he could outrun a wolf, or other fleet footed four-legged animal etc, which is clearly nonsense. In any case, the way I dealt with long range chases was that it only became relevant where the contestants MA was the same. If the escapee had a lower MA, they'd soon be caught. If higher, they would soon escape. If equal, then ST (stamina) would be the determining factor. Of course terrain, deception etc could come into things.