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August 2024 releases

Hello again.

I may be bragging, but I've surprised myself by being able to get out all six sets for our titles from Paris 2024 already.

You can pick up the set for Precision Rugby 7s Edition for £4.75, for Precision Street Basketball for £3, Precision Field Hockey for £4.75, Precision Volleyball for £4.75 (as well as the non-colour version) and Precision Handball also for £4.75.

Additionally, the last 32 set to keep Precision Archery somewhat 'alive' is as with the Tokyo set, free, to use as you want.

There are also a few other non-Games sets this month.

For Precision Rugby 15s Edition, the 2024 American League season is now available for £6.50.

And thanks to the time and effort of a contributor, 2021 (not 2023 or 2024) season sets for both recurve archery and compound archery are now released for Precision Archery. I had no input on what data qualified, so they may be different to the years I was able to rate them myself, but all tournaments included are listed on the schedule sheet. Both sets are £6.50 each, and I hope you enjoy this unexpected addition.

Finally, if anyone is interested in either themselves solely or collectively with others collecting data for other archery seasons, or for non-rated rugby union sets, and especially requested second divisions in England and France, let me know.

As an update on other requests/mentioned sets, I have now finally figured out a way to generate estimated data based on sideouts for volleyball, so the 1964 Olympic set I've mentioned about, as well as a requested 1996 Olympic set do now have full ratings assigned. These sets will eventually come to release now - unless something happens to me in the meantime of course. I also have been asked for more historic sets for Down Under Football, which I will move to look at when I have time to. There are also a few other things that I'd like to do, but we'll have to see about those, so I won't mention them to build interest without knowing I can come through and deliver.

Okay, thanks for reading again, and for the custom already on these sets, and I hope there is something here for you, and that you will enjoy whether it's the Paris sets or especially these kindly collected archery sets.

More next month hopefully.

All the best,

Paul.

4 comments

4 Comments

rsmardz

Aug 26

Your Ski Jumping game ,which I have been playing the 22/23 season replay according to actual start lists, is one of my favorite replay games of all-time. I have been playing replay games since the late 1970’s. The ease and playability of an event like a Ski Jump competition which you have reduced to die rolls and a few calculations is impressive.

I commend you on your work.

Rick

Paul (Precision Sports Games)

Aug 26

Replying to

Thank you for the nice words, and I'm delighted you are enjoying using and playing the game.

All the best,

Paul.

rsmardz

Aug 25

Thanks all involved for all the work put in. Any info on the before mentioned Downhill or Alpine Skiing game?

I know it was only a request, but hopefully you all can figure a way to produce a system for replaying that. I would help.

Have a great day from Buffalo, NY

Peace

Paul (Precision Sports Games)

Aug 25

Replying to

As it stands now, it still remains in my head only. But I've had the model for a while.

My plan is to use the biathlon model of speed for each section, but with bonus 'stability' modifiers for the following section, if the rolls are high (bad) or low (good) on a d20.

Unfortunately I just haven't had the time to even create a spreadsheet to put the data in, let alone actually collect it as of today.

I suspect it will end up being the speed events (downhill/super-G) first out, then with the technical events (slalom/giant slalom) at a later date, if that was well received and I had the time.

With Paris, I haven't had a summer without events to look into a new title, but it is still my main future title to advance with, however I won't say for sure it will ever happen. However I will look at the coming winter season and try to collect some of it as it goes. The biggest issue doing it as it happens is not knowing which skiers are going to be at the top of the final points standings until the end, and there can be dozens of skiers in each event otherwise, which is why biathlon is left until afterwards too.

But it has not been forgotten at all, and I want to get to it sometime.

I'm sorry it's not more positive for now, but I hope this answer is useful.

Paul.

August 2024 releases

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