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#4959
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Pit
so why did you log in?

Vatya
lost 600 skeletons, an angel, and 2 dragons, and got upset

Pit
and then what?

Vatya
logged in, checked the general situation
and realized that you can still play

Upset:D :D :D
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#4961
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Here's what happens when I get upset: I write "GG" instead of chatting normally. Oops! :D
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#4962
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Could you tell me where I can merge such an army?
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#4963
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If the opponent is being unsportsmanlike and immediately passes their turn without giving you a chance to react, there's a trick you can use! But honestly, watching a stream like that is just beyond the pale. I don't think banning the person is necessary, as they're not a malicious rule-breaker, but they should definitely be warned! (yellow card + removal from the tournament). In general, we're seeing more and more dishonorable behavior, and it would be good to include these in the rules. Besides the two mentioned above, another example is writing in the general game chat during someone else's turn! Add these to the list.


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KobRa_RR
If the opponent is being cheap and immediately passes their turn without giving you a chance to react, there's a trick you can use! But honestly, watching a stream like that is just beyond the pale. I don't think banning the person is necessary, as they're not a malicious rule-breaker, but they should definitely be warned! (yellow card + disqualification from the tournament). And in general, we're seeing more and more dishonorable behavior, and it would be good to include these in the rules. Besides the two mentioned above, another example is writing in the general game chat during someone else's turn! Add these to the list.
Could you please elaborate on the trick?

And I'm saying that in the 10 seconds of the stream I saw, I only saw what I would see in a tavern. If I wanted to watch the whole thing, I would have prepared or asked someone. And why should I be punished? My actions violate moral norms, yes, but not legal norms. Until this is all written into law, it's all just "dishonorable behavior."
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#4965
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Where is anything about streams?
Hammer, you exploited the system!
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#4966
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KobRa_RR
If the opponent is being cheap and immediately passes the turn without giving you a chance to react, there's a trick you can use! But honestly, watching that kind of stream is just too much. I don't think banning the person is necessary, as they're not a malicious rule-breaker, but they should definitely be warned! (yellow card + removal from the tournament). In general, we're seeing more and more dishonorable behavior, and it would be good to include these in the rules. Besides the two mentioned above, another example is writing in the general game chat during someone else's turn! Add these to the list.

+1.

P.S. Please post a link to the bracket in the first post.
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#4967
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Let's all watch each other's streams now. It's not forbidden, right? :D Personally, when I continue a previously paused game, I always clarify how much time we'll spend reviewing the situation. And if you just load the game silently, there's no need to be surprised that your opponent passed their turn.
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#4968
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There is no certainty that this is not the first time he has done this, and he logged in for only 10 seconds, and during those 10 seconds, someone checked who was currently watching the stream, which would have to be a very big coincidence. And next time, let's say someone makes him angry, and he decides to do something similar again, but next time he logs in under a different account. The fact that he got caught under these circumstances is a big coincidence; at least, I don't know of any other cases like this. And the fact that this is wrong is obvious, even to a fool. He should be punished.

I suggest a ban from tournaments for 6 months.
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#4969
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Vatya
Please provide more details about the trick.

I'm not sure if Cobra meant exactly this, but you can include a dummy player and exit the game, then continue from your save.
Даже если вас съели - у вас два выхода:smile19:

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#4970
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You won't figure it out without an inspector like Oldboy...
Don't worry, they probably won't ban you for that, but they should definitely give you a warning; I know from personal experience.
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#4971
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I think we should create a separate thread with a list of players and their violations, so it would be easy to check a player's history and make them feel more ashamed.
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Dima Surmay
I think we should create a separate thread with a list of players and their violations, so it would be easy to check a player's history and they would feel more ashamed.

No one will fall for this twice.
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That's exactly the point – you do encounter them, but they're not the ones causing the disruption; they're the ones who trigger the trance. And knowing that the opponent has this weakness, they will be wary of it.