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Nov 2011
10:24pm, 13 Nov 2011
1,472 posts
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emdee
what a truly odd game. I approve 
Question: How often can you change your home point, and what are the consequences of this? During the week, I tend to run near work.. I do more miles in Reading than I do at home in Guildford. Could I change my home point on a Monday to near work and then change it back at the weekends? In fact, would there even be any advantage in doing this?
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Nov 2011
10:40pm, 13 Nov 2011
11,091 posts
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MissChappo
Presumably if either is in a place where there are lots of other Fetchies you could still play at that one without it needing to be your home zone. Not sure keeping on changing it would work. There are obviously Fetchies near us, emdee, as there are loads of markers all over the place..
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Nov 2011
10:42pm, 13 Nov 2011
1,473 posts
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emdee
Troo.. I haven't really got my head around it yet. I went out for a little 6 miler tonight and went from -43 to +701 so was pleased with that, without really understanding it!
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Nov 2011
11:27pm, 13 Nov 2011
537 posts
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Reiver
I have only just looked at this and I'm on a score of -32. Must read the small print.
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Nov 2011
11:33pm, 13 Nov 2011
31,332 posts
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mxhornet
I'm on minus whatever too, may just need to run a bit more than normal
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Nov 2011
7:24am, 14 Nov 2011
3,162 posts
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Iron_Mum
Sorry I'm sure this has been asked, but does the first red circle on the map equate to the point beyond which bugs must be moved?
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Nov 2011
7:29am, 14 Nov 2011
173 posts
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Pale Skinny Vegan
More thinking out loud than a proper question...
I'm on an isolated island of markers to the South West of Birmingham.
As a cyclist, it looks like my best tactic would be to round up my bugs, one at a time, then drop them in the Stourbridge/Wolverhampton area.
Hopefully, the runners in that area will keep bouncing them around between each other for ever more, earning me 10 points a time, while never running far enough to drop them back on me.
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Nov 2011
7:35am, 14 Nov 2011
10,340 posts
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fetcheveryone
IM - yes, the circles are one, two, three mile radiusesiiii's, for your reference. If you've got no bugs within a mile, no penalty.
I'm enjoying reading about all the tactics that people plan to employ. I'm pretty sure there'll be some rule changes for December
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Nov 2011
7:36am, 14 Nov 2011
3,163 posts
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Iron_Mum
A mile as the crow flies is a sight further than the mile as the Iron Mum shambles... Pesky crows...
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Nov 2011
7:45am, 14 Nov 2011
927 posts
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Vancouver Jogger
6.2 mile run this morning in the dark. Went from -27 to +1465 and 16th on the leaders list
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