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Not quite sure what the question is.MyNameIsJack wrote:so what ever happened with the ruling of, 1 game over the whole tourney, ive kinda avoided auto tourneys lately because it seems kinda hopeless if you cant care about the scoreboard, but only each game individually?
https://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?game=20511078 the usualMyNameIsJack wrote:so what ever happened with the ruling of, 1 game over the whole tourney, ive kinda avoided auto tourneys lately because it seems kinda hopeless if you cant care about the scoreboard, but only each game individually?

He's asking about the rules against suiciding in a game to cause someone specific to lose in order to better your chances in a tournament.Dukasaur wrote: Not quite sure what the question is.
Yeah, Mad777 was trying to get a new rule written, but there were roughly equal numbers of arguments for and against the new rule, so it stalemated.Kotaro wrote:He's asking about the rules against suiciding in a game to cause someone specific to lose in order to better your chances in a tournament.Dukasaur wrote: Not quite sure what the question is.
You're not wrong, but people do things for sillier reasons.Dukasaur wrote:
Yeah, Mad777 was trying to get a new rule written, but there were roughly equal numbers of arguments for and against the new rule, so it stalemated.
So whatever the old ruling was, it stands.
I don't get the comment about avoiding autotournaments because of it, though. There's been five or ten thousand autotournaments. How many have resulted in C&A cases? Three? Four? What are the odds that you'll end up in one of those? Avoiding autotourneys because you might end up in one that goes to C&A is like avoiding the park because there might be a rabid grizzly on the prowl.
Dukasaur wrote:Yeah, Mad777 was trying to get a new rule written, but there were roughly equal numbers of arguments for and against the new rule, so it stalemated.Kotaro wrote:He's asking about the rules against suiciding in a game to cause someone specific to lose in order to better your chances in a tournament.Dukasaur wrote: Not quite sure what the question is.
So whatever the old ruling was, it stands.
I don't get the comment about avoiding autotournaments because of it, though. There's been five or ten thousand autotournaments. How many have resulted in C&A cases? Three? Four? What are the odds that you'll end up in one of those? Avoiding autotourneys because you might end up in one that goes to C&A is like avoiding the park because there might be a rabid grizzly on the prowl.


