I posted a small excerpt that both players had scouted, without minimaps or anything else that could give either player an advantage.
I believe the complaints are unfounded.
However, the situation in question is now clear to everyone.
And, as we can see, everyone interprets it in their own way.
And this is not an isolated case. Many disputes arise, and even the judges do not always come to a consensus.
Especially when the question arises between zones with the same terrain.
I think the best solution would be to allow players to pass by the shifted guards into other zones (except for the Guardian Outpost, of course) on the Strategic Map.
so why are there complaints about me then?
TIMBUKTU 2 (18.10.2018 17:43):
there aren't, it's just the situation
TIMBUKTU 2 (18.10.2018 17:44):
and a question about applying the rules, since they exist
PROger (18.10.2018 17:44):
what?) it's already the 4th week, these guards don't matter anymore...
TIMBUKTU 2 (18.10.2018 17:44):
they don't matter in the first week either
PROger (18.10.2018 17:44):
well, luckily for me, there was a passage behind the boars
TIMBUKTU 2 (18.10.2018 17:44):
the rule is absurd, there are always crooked roads and guards on the Strategic Map
PROger (18.10.2018 17:44):
to be honest, I didn't see it until the screenshot
TIMBUKTU 2 (18.10.2018 17:45):
we just need to require hitting the Guardian Outpost
Korovka, as you can see, even though both players have scouted a piece of the map, I don't know what he has scouted, and he didn't know what I had. It's clear that the swamp respawn is in the Veil of Darkness. Before the screenshot, he couldn't know that I didn't have that area
scouted, for example, with a scout. A skilled player will find information from any screenshot of the opponent that they could not have obtained without it.
I agree that the rule about hitting the Guardian Outpost is the only one that should be mandatory.
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