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I will forever be remembered as the guy who was first to ever win a manual game:


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2009-09-16 05:27:03 - ofthe won the game




I won the first manual speed?

Either way it's awesome! Thanks lack for getting this done

Before I posted that I checked the other games and it turns out I beat you ...

I will forever be remembered as the guy who was first to ever win a manual game:


http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?game=5598531

2009-09-16 05:27:03 - ofthe won the game

I'll join!!!!!!

dropping out because of "The Biggest Winner"

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I'll join!!!

I admitted defeat a while back...but it's other people who are still arguing about it. I don't mind, because they might have more influence over the Tournament directors, although just remember it's not me who's still commenting (besides this comment..lol..)

Ha! Just when I had given up the idea I get some support....

Gilligan?

Thank-you jp, but I'm going to have to chuck it in. As you said, it would be too hard to regulate for spies to give information each turn. Delete this thread or whatever you're meant to do....I'll see if I can think of anything else in the meantime...

Did you clear this with a TD?

Unless you state clearly what the spy can and cannot do, this is a predefined secret diplomacy and not allowed.


Key word: Unless

I am stating clearly to all particpants what the spy can and cannot do (and what all players can do) as part of the tournament brief ...

I'm glad I dropped by. JP is correct, this is not allowed in a tournament, and probably shouldn't be allowed in Callouts either.

edit: alright, jp, I really want this to go ahead, so who should I be contacting to talk about it?

You've already got your answer. This idea is full of secret ...

@lancehoch: Fair enough, that's a pretty reasonable argument. But I would make it clear that this kind of gameplay would not overrun into standard games. Although, i don't think it would open the floodgates to secret diplomacy legalization because tournaments are in a seperate league to standard ...

Choose my words wisely? I did! I chose my words very wisely. Right now I am very annoyed and in keeping respect with the organisers of this site, i think declaring shame where shame is due, is fair enough.

Why shame? Because here I am, trying to put on a tournament, wanting the support of the ...

edit: alright, jp, I really want this to go ahead, so who should I be contacting to talk about it?

You've already got your answer. This idea is full of secret diplomacy, and to an extent serial teammate killing which are both against site rules.


Well, this is a real shame. Shame on you ...

...errgh..who really cares much about points??? If it's any incentive, winning a prestigous toruney is pretty important, and i would make sure only quality players are entered because the teams will be changing throughout the tourney (because the spy joins the team) so you don't want your really ...

Duke, since when have you been worried about losing points, though??

Well done awell007, that's the spirit

@BaldAdonis: Yeah, but saying to particpants "Don't send messages to your team if you're the spy" isn't going to stop them doing it, you see?
OK, let's pretend in turn 1, spy starts trying ...

thanks, updated

Did you clear this with a TD?

Unless you state clearly what the spy can and cannot do, this is a predefined secret diplomacy and not allowed.


Well, no. I haven't asked a TD yet, but I suppose, once it's time to do so, I'll have to inform them. The tourney participants will know very clearly how ...

I don't want in, but I do think it's a very interesting concept, so I have a question for you to think about...how will the spy see anything on the game-map? He'll be as blind as his teammates. Worse, he also won't have access to the chat of the team he actually wants to win (the team of 4 players ...

hey guys,

I have an idea for a tournament which is going to be really interesting. What I need is individuals (or bring your team of 3) for my games. They will involve a bit of a twist to the game. A randomly generated player from either team is going to be a spy for his/her opponents. The spy's ...

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