| Re: Noob questions |
Wed, 28 September 2005 16:54   |
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 NingunOtro |
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Registered: September 2005
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| Dogthinkers wrote on Sun, 25 September 2005 09:03 |
I voted yes - I'd love to be able to put duels up, but more for convenience than anything else.
If you wanted to eliminate the possibility of cheating you'd still need to use a third party host to set up the game and also to administer the hosting page once it's up...
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I'm building on Dogthinkers idea of uselessness, so I do not have to express it again as I completely agree.
I just wanted to add that I think that it is usefull to take measures to preserve the continuity of a game for all players involved against cheating participants or even dropouts, even more if even the host could be the one involved. But certainly, I can not imagine what kind of game there is left to play when either of the two involved in a duel drops out or is banned for cheating. No matter what we might think, the game is automatically over, so who would any protecting measures benefit?
If we were esteemed intelligent 'enough', they would have contacted us.
If we can not find them, either we are not smart enough, or they are smarter at hiding.Report message to a moderator
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