Who made these rules?
if everyone else is able to-
I'm pretty sure the host is unable to change their entry once signups have begun. This is to avoid hosts receiving all the entrants, then changing their bot to one that can beat them all. It keeps the playing field level, since the entrants don't know their opponents for sure either, thus none of the entrants can alter their bots to beat their specific competition.
Show your entry if you are entering.
-Can't change my entry! -.-
That should be a given; there's no point in having to show your entry if you're just going to change it later...What confuses me is that you said you couldn't change your entry to begin with, so what made you change your mind?Quote from: ianh05 on September 25, 2012, 03:09:23 PM-Can't change my entry! -.-
I think SM is a pretty cool guy, eh builds unicycle-bots and doesn't afraid of anything
Guys, calm your damn tits.The host generally doesn't change his entry so as to not look like a bad sport. Changing it mid-signups makes it look like the host is trying to win the tourney by entering another bot. Keep in mind Click did update his flail hammer in BBEANS 4, but those were minor modifications and the general bot design was retained.Ian's barely had any revision (an axe head instead of a small wedge), so quit bitching about it and just move on.Cut it out too, Ian. Blowing this whole issue out of proportion just makes you look like a dick.
While it might not be specifically stated that a host can't change their entry, I take it as implied, myself. There's no other reason to have the host show their bot, other than to keep them from changing it later. As far as I'm concerned, you're right. It isn't specifically a rule, so you technically can change it. up to you.