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--- personalities:tournament_s_director_report:bradley_grace_ukndc2025 [2025/10/02 09:44] – [How do you think this year’s event compared to last year?] lei_saarlainen
+++ personalities:tournament_s_director_report:bradley_grace_ukndc2025 [2025/10/02 09:45] (current) – [A God Save The Zine Interview with Bradley Grace] lei_saarlainen
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 ====== The UK National Diplomacy Championship 2025 - Tournaments Director's Report ======
 ===== A God Save The Zine Interview with Bradley Grace =====
-//Initially published in God Save The Zine 30 September 2025//
+//Initially published in God Save The Zine 30 -  September 2025//
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 It differs from other systems like C-Diplo because the rewards for players who aren't topping are about closing that gap to first and gaining growth, which is entirely the opposite of what first place is playing for since they want to increase their lead. So instead of having games where an alliance just accepts first and second, you are given incentives to not arrange such things (but that doesn't stop players doing so, as people will play in their own ways). It also differentiates between the board toppers in a way I prefer, as we all know, not all board tops are equal, so why not have a system that reflects that.
-[[scoring:system:uk2024|UK 2024 Scoring System]]
+[[scoring:system:uk2024|UK 2024 Scoring System]] full article
 ==== The games were in theory until 1909. Why do you think so many are called early? ====