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It's actually pretty cool (maybe a debuff for the one who delayed?).
1) Players who don't complete the turn within the allotted time (regardless of who is to blame) will play in the next turn with a debuff - their opponent can choose both the color and the hero.
Exceptions are possible at the discretion of the host. For example, if players reported difficulties in advance (within a week of the start of the turn).
The option of "giving a debuff to the one who delayed" is fraught with mass arguments on the topic of "it's him who delayed, not me!", and in most cases, both are to blame for the delay. Sorting this out is a very unpleasant task.
If your opponent is delaying, and you don't want to receive a debuff, there is a simple method - write on the forum or in a private message: "My opponent cannot find time to play, please set a mandatory time for the game." Or "my opponent went on vacation, please extend our game deadline without a debuff." Or "I found out about my opponent late due to the delay of the previous turn, we have been playing for 3 weeks, we cannot finish the game within the deadline, please extend the deadline without a debuff until the end of the weekend."
The main thing is to write this yourself, do not wait for a nudge from the host. If I find out about the difficulties only a few days before the end of the turn, then my desire to accommodate the players is not great. However, if the players make visible efforts to play, then I usually gladly accommodate them.
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06/26/2015 Toganash (Blue, Rampart, Jeremy, Jeremy) def mals (Red, Rampart, Kairin, Kairin) 6lm10a 144
Thanks for the game.