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Re: Medallions?

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From: z... James Elkinton
Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1993 08:04
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In article <2dg7lv...@xsg01.gl.umbc.edu> tme...@umbc.edu (Timothy A. Meushaw) writes:
>
> While playing MK2 at the mall near my house, I noticed that
> everytime the round ended a random number of MK medallions
> appeared on the screen, where the score was in MK1.  Can
> anyone tell me what these are, and what they mean?  Thanks.
 
Well, they aren't random.  Currently, they signify how many rounds you have
won without getting terminated.  

 medallion        = one round. 
 MKII symbol      = 10 rounds
 Gold MKII symbol = 50 rounds
 
Note, if you lose one round of a match you win in 3 (or 4) rounds, you get
the 2 rounds credit and don't lose the run.  It is only reset when you are
terminated.
 
Apparently, it is eventually going to be a rating system, but it is mere
speculation currently, about the how, when, and why, of it all.
 
What would rank a 5-star....er, medallion, performance?
 
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