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Care to point out where the accusation called out for "intentional deadbeating"? It clearly says purposely missing turns.lord voldemort wrote:That post looked and sounded more clear when I typed it. It was meant to say he isn't intentionally deadbeating. As he hasn't actually deadbeated yet

Touche. But at least he didn't include it in the report.lord voldemort wrote:I'm gonna go with the title.
Is the definition of "deadbeating" clarified anywhere in public for us to see? Because if you take it for it's literal definition, any intentional missing of turns would fall under "deadbeat".lord voldemort wrote:And intentionally deadbeating is missing turns to throw the game. And we will only take action if it becomes a habit. Not just after one game.
Intentionally missing turns is not against the rules. Although seriously annoying and bad ettiquite.

Cheers LV.lord voldemort wrote:We are talking it over in our forums. Get back to you on it

Yeah that pisses us all off, but proof is impossible. No one can read minds.... There are always multiple excuses when you call someone on it. Rate, foe and move on..... So you only have to play a cheap piece of shit once.Snowgun wrote:Also, what if someone starts missing turns on purpose at the end of a game and you kill him before he misses the 3rd turn? I don't want to wait for that shit, when it's done on purpose.
Missing turns on purpose to throw the game is deadbeating, even if it's one or 2.

True, but statistics can always take care of that.BoganGod wrote:Yeah that pisses us all off, but proof is impossible. No one can read minds.... There are always multiple excuses when you call someone on it. Rate, foe and move on..... So you only have to play a cheap piece of shit once.Snowgun wrote:Also, what if someone starts missing turns on purpose at the end of a game and you kill him before he misses the 3rd turn? I don't want to wait for that shit, when it's done on purpose.
Missing turns on purpose to throw the game is deadbeating, even if it's one or 2.

Again the onus is on proof. If they have a history of it, and are taking other non speed turns, then its relatively easy to bust them. Not all low lifes are that stupidSnowgun wrote:True, but statistics can always take care of that.BoganGod wrote:Yeah that pisses us all off, but proof is impossible. No one can read minds.... There are always multiple excuses when you call someone on it. Rate, foe and move on..... So you only have to play a cheap piece of shit once.Snowgun wrote:Also, what if someone starts missing turns on purpose at the end of a game and you kill him before he misses the 3rd turn? I don't want to wait for that shit, when it's done on purpose.
Missing turns on purpose to throw the game is deadbeating, even if it's one or 2.
If the bastard pulls this in games where he is obviously losing MULTIPLE TIMES then that is that.
One or two times arn't going to cut it for sure, but a serial deadbeater can be busted, even if most are 1-2 turn deadbeats.

Yeah. I buy all that. Not a problem for me. But I feel the definition should change. Chronic turn missers need a title. Once there is a definition agreed upon for this behavior only then can there be a conversation about what, if anything, should be done about it.BoganGod wrote:Again the onus is on proof. If they have a history of it, and are taking other non speed turns, then its relatively easy to bust them. Not all low lifes are that stupidStill requires a lot of work to check up on it etc. Still much easier in my book to foe, forget and move on.
Yeah as you rank up you meet a different/better class of arseholes, that are smart enough to work out the maths on missing turns.elfish_lad wrote:Yeah. I buy all that. Not a problem for me. But I feel the definition should change. Chronic turn missers need a title. Once there is a definition agreed upon for this behavior only then can there be a conversation about what, if anything, should be done about it.BoganGod wrote:Again the onus is on proof. If they have a history of it, and are taking other non speed turns, then its relatively easy to bust them. Not all low lifes are that stupidStill requires a lot of work to check up on it etc. Still much easier in my book to foe, forget and move on.
Thankfully, the higher I rank-up and the more I'm in games with players of similar rank, the less it happens.
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