Automatic Concert: Dividing By Zero Records vs. Green Destiny Music
Steve West
Dividing By Zero Records
Scott Hardie
Green Destiny Music
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Outcome
This concert ended in a draw with five artists each.
Turn Log
Start: This concert began automatically on September 25, 2015.
Turn 1: Scott played Unknown Artist to Stage Left on September 25, 2015.
Turn 2: Steve played Unknown Artist to Upstage Left on September 25, 2015. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Left.
Turn 3: Scott played Unknown Artist to Stage Right on September 26, 2015.
Turn 4: Steve played Unknown Artist to Downstage Left on September 26, 2015.
Turn 5: Scott played Unknown Artist to Center Stage on September 26, 2015. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Left.
Turn 6: Steve played Unknown Artist to Upstage on September 26, 2015.
Turn 7: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage on September 26, 2015.
Turn 8: Steve played Unknown Artist to Downstage Right on September 26, 2015. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Right. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage.
Turn 9: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage Right on September 27, 2015. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Right. Unknown Artist was captured at Upstage Left with a play rule.
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Steve's Unplayed Artist
Comments
Steve West | September 26
I cannot remember my own strategy for this one either. Hmmm...
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Scott Hardie | September 26
I wish I could remember what I was thinking on turn 1. I had a reason for putting that there, but looking at it now, it seems like a ruinous mistake.