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FoxPhoenix135 wrote:

Shaman wrote:Depopulate the room

Make a skull throne.

You are the winner.

Nobody wins when they side with Chaos!

Wrong!
When Chaos wins I win!

brettz123 wrote:

Ketara wrote:5. Get punched in face for deliberately breaking someones models.

Ah, the joys of internet tough guys.....

Is internet tough guy anything like internet humorless guy? Maybe you should relax a little and go with the humor a little Remember caffeine is not your friend.......


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Kurgash wrote:I got one to add to this: what do you do if you find out your best friend is cheating and most of your game store knew it. .

Just tell him to stop? If you are really best friends it really shouldn't be a problem.

But I love being internet humorless guy Nah I only say stuff like that (as in my response not kets :p ) when it is pretty obvious it is not a joke. Or more accurately when it doesn't seem to be a joke. Namely when a lot of people repeat it with no lols to soften it.

Brother Ramses wrote:

Dashofpepper wrote:What the hell...

Are the forums populated by spineless people? ><

If I got a note from my friend, it would be an instant "JUDGE! NEED YOUR HELP!" followed by "While I was looking for you for a judgment call, my opponent moved my models, and I have a witness that he's cheating."

If you pay money to participate in an event, don't let someone drive you out because they're cheating. You're rewarding their behavior. Get them booted out, and publicly shame them on the spot...loudly.

It does seem interesting. People here have no problem calling out RAW and RAI on people in the safety of the forums, but would not in a real life instance?

Probably afraid he was going to have to play the guy in a later round and didn't want to get tanked on sportsmanship or similar...

brettz123 wrote:

Ketara wrote:5. Get punched in face for deliberately breaking someones models.

Ah, the joys of internet tough guys.....

Is internet tough guy anything like internet humorless guy? Maybe you should relax a little and go with the humor a little Remember caffeine is not your friend.......


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Kurgash wrote:I got one to add to this: what do you do if you find out your best friend is cheating and most of your game store knew it. .

Just tell him to stop? If you are really best friends it really shouldn't be a problem.

You mean you were joking? Damn that deadpan is good. We get so many internet tough guys around here, I thought you were serious.

I would like to think sometimes pitty and compassion might play a role in a decision.

I certainly recognize the justice issue with letting cheaters get away with things, but...

It's a game of little plastic men at the end of the day?

EDIT:

I actually had a problem with a friend cheating.

What was really happening was different rules interpretations. RAW vs RAI, codex vs core book, order of operations, literal interpretation and things like that. Actually he and I had completely different ideas on how some things worked at several points in the rules, we actually talked about it, and believe it or not posted the situations in a public forum afterward to see what people thought. Sometimes people agreed with me, and sometimes with him. Sometimes we came to a common concensus and sometimes we didn't.

It was actually pretty fun to use YMDC for that here on dakka, and hash it out with others over dinner.

No violence ever happened, but I did tell him to shut up a few times when he tried to jump into my game and tell me and my opponent what we were playing wrong.

No smashed minis either... Ha ha ha.

Ketara wrote:

brettz123 wrote:

Ketara wrote:5. Get punched in face for deliberately breaking someones models.

Ah, the joys of internet tough guys.....

Is internet tough guy anything like internet humorless guy? Maybe you should relax a little and go with the humor a little Remember caffeine is not your friend.......


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Kurgash wrote:I got one to add to this: what do you do if you find out your best friend is cheating and most of your game store knew it. .

Just tell him to stop? If you are really best friends it really shouldn't be a problem.

You mean you were joking? Damn that deadpan is good. We get so many internet tough guys around here, I thought you were serious.

I thought the over the top nature of the post was a little obvious. Well I laughed when I wrote it

Lol. Point being some people still act like that

Couple of things:

If I saw another player moving another player's models while the player was away from the table I'd wait for the other player to come back, ask him if he wanted his models moved and then if he said no I'd call a judge over.

If one of my gaming buddies said that this happens to me while I was gone (never left a table mid game in a tournament though), I'd call over a judge, have my friend describe what happened, and then tell the judge that I don't play against people who show this kind of behavior.

Second, unless everyone I play is playing it wrong in order to move up or down a level in ruins we need a 3" move per level. This is the way the BRB says it

asugradinwa wrote:Second, unless everyone I play is playing it wrong in order to move up or down a level in ruins we need a 3" move per level. This is the way the BRB says it

You are playing it right. Levels in ruins are always 3" apart for the purposes of moving between them.

Thanks Gwar!

If only I had a Gwar to pull out of my pocket every time a rules dispute came up during tournaments!

asugradinwa wrote:Thanks Gwar!

If only I had a Gwar to pull out of my pocket every time a rules dispute came up during tournaments!

I do have skype ya know, and I am soon to get a speshul phone exclusively for rules questions

Or ya know... you could have a rulebook Not discounting Gwar!'s handiness, just sayin' is all.

I do have a rulebook, but Gwar is better

For absolutly no holds barred RAW then I suppose they are equal. (I mean Gwar! knows the rules... the book contains the rules... the main convinience being Gwar! can [probably] talk )

I'm starting to suspect Gwar is some kind of mutated rulebook with a mouth, that ran away from GW HQ after being abused by Jervis.

Image removed due to profanity. - Lorek

Out of curiosity what did the judge say? is going up floors in ruins the same as buildings? I know this issue has come up before for me and my friends so that we usually just treat it all as buildings for simplicity's sake.

You equate ruins with buildings?