Jay Severson jseverson

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	Many people have asked about the rule changes in Bitnopoly.

	Auctions:

	In order to prevent collusion in 3+ player games, we have removed trading and replaced it with an open auction trading system.

	1% Maintenance Fee:

	Each time you roll the dice, you must pay a maintenance fee of 1% of your property value. The purpose of this is prevent property hoarding as well as promote auctions or trades. It also forces players to be more strategic about which properties they choose to buy. If the maint fees get too high, a player can alleviate these fees by mortgaging properties. Mortgaged properties are not considered as part of your property value 1% calculation.

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	Here's some race video from Barber, since I remembered that you've raced there before.

	Barber takes a unique way of driving the car. You'll notice for T6 and T10 that the turn in and brake/lift point happen almost at the same time. We don't usually do that at most tracks. You have to be careful doing that because, as you know, it disrupts the car, and I even spun out in qualifying for doing it too abruptly.

	We also take T5 (the hairpin) differently here. We bend the hands in early and hold brake really deep. Really loading the nose by holding that brake allows us to get it turned better, so we can get back to power as soon as possible. And though you could argue that we're pinching the corner by bending in early, it's not really an entry speed/momentum corner -- it's more of a "point and shoot" corner. So, we don't end up losing a bunch of time, especially since we're just coming off of a straight, and going back onto one. I use this technique also at VIR T1. This is not a typical way of taking a hairpin.