Why allow this tactic? Just dismiss the unit on the previous day, and that's it...
The issue here is clear: if there's no actual violation, then formalities can be overlooked... BUT: we can't prove that there's no actual violation... I remember long arguments with Topor about using ArtMoney – undoubtedly, in some purely formal situations, ArtMoney can be used without violating the rights of opponents in a tournament... but the problem is that there's no way to separate a "formal" violation from a real one. Therefore, the most reasonable thing is to impose a ban on the use of certain tactics, regardless of the circumstances, which is what's happening in this case...
P.s. To Raper - if you have 2000 mana points after a fake cast, it means you have logistics bonuses, which, after the "dismissal/buyout" action, will bring you more than 2000 mana points, i.e., you'll get movement points out of thin air. This is a violation.
P.p.s. But the map is purely "best-of-the-best": D Selected madness – in the best sense of the word! :D
