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Appeals Committee. Disputed situations in tournaments.

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Dubrovin Pavel
Given the numerous instances of unfinished games, the existing rules will be amended to eliminate cases where one of the players intentionally fails to complete a game.

Proposed Algorithm for action in these situations:
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2. From the moment the Claimant describes the subject of the Dispute, the other Player (Respondent) has 30 (thirty) days to complete the game.
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6. In the event that the Respondent does not respond regarding the time to complete the game within 15 (fifteen) days after the Claimant's statement in the specified Topic regarding the subject of the dispute, the Victory is awarded to the Claimant.

Players are requested to express their comments and suggestions on this topic.

Overall +1.

2. From the moment the game is saved to the moment the claim is filed, at least one week must pass. Moreover, if the claimant does not attempt to negotiate a completion of the game during this time, the claim will not be accepted.
...14 days (instead of 30) from the moment the respondent confirms that they have been notified of the claim.

6. ...7 days (instead of 15).

Another point: if the respondent warned before the start of the game that they do not know when they will be able to finish it (and the game was started), the claim will not be accepted.

Added 13 minutes ago
OUTLAW
OUTLAW(red, Swamp, Westan, Westan) def temofey(blue, Castle, Waleska, Gundula), 2SM4d(3), 1-2-1
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On turn 121 - disconnect on my side....I go online - I write to my opponent - he is silent....He ignores subsequent messages.
After that, I open the saves - and his Gundula died on mummies at the end of the week, there are no more powerful units, in Castle they would be building horses, but there is nothing to counter 2 angels + full growth with a bonus from the opponent's reserves on turn 122......
I believe it is fair to post this game, because after the time spent by both sides, at least you can answer questions in ICQ....


It's "good" that the opponent lost, but what if he didn't? Of course, the probability is lower that the opponent is doing well and he simply, for example, received a phone call and urgently needs to leave. But it still exists...