I like it. A little clarification on mission 3.....it says "Score 1 point for each objective you control in this manner throughout the game. " That speak to me of it not needing to be controlled at the end of the game, but are we talking you score one point a round, or if you have discovered it, it's "lit" for you and you can move on to the next one?
You will score 1 point per objective you control in the manner described, at the time described.
At the end of the game, compare your "score" to your opponents "score." If you score is higher, you win and receive 8 points. If the scores are the same, it's a draw and you both receive 4 points. If your score is lower, you lose and score 0 points.
I suppose I should change the phrase "score points" to "earn points" so that no one is confused by seeing the same phrase used to describe two different things.
I hope this helps.
I'm sorry, either you thought I was asking something else or I didn't understand your answer. I do understand that you're simply trying to outscore your opponent, and who ever wins that will get the points. (which is zero sum, and I like)
Let me rephrase: Can you score on the same objective more than once? Can I score a pt for an objective one turn, the next turn, and so on, or is it once I score an ojective once, am I done with it, and should move on?
I.e. if there are 5 objectives, can I score a max of 5 objectives, or 5x6 (or however many rounds there is?
