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Re: NAF Tournament rules - Assisting Blocks; taking back act

Posted: Fri May 06, 2016 2:46 pm
by hutchinsfairy
How would people feel if their opponent took a picture of the pitch before each turn on their phone? Its something I'm considering for league play after having two separate matches "jogged" and having to try to remember where everything was.

Re: NAF Tournament rules - Assisting Blocks; taking back act

Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 4:13 pm
by TheAzman
hutchinsfairy wrote:How would people feel if their opponent took a picture of the pitch before each turn on their phone? Its something I'm considering for league play after having two separate matches "jogged" and having to try to remember where everything was.
I know I wouldn't mind this. Also, sometimes the pitch gets hit by a passing person or a coaches arm/leg/other body part. Trying to remember where every player was after that can border on impossible...

Re: NAF Tournament rules - Assisting Blocks; taking back act

Posted: Tue May 10, 2016 2:05 pm
by babass
mubo wrote:
One of the French players places a marker on the starting square of your (and his) players when you move them. I quite like this approach as it removes any issues about where he has come from if you want to take back. I think going back beyond where both players can be 100% comfortable is not on, agree it's hard to put your foot down though!
this is a brillant idea!
but does it slow the game, if we had to mark each movement?

Re: NAF Tournament rules - Assisting Blocks; taking back act

Posted: Wed May 11, 2016 1:59 pm
by mubo
babass wrote:
mubo wrote:
One of the French players places a marker on the starting square of your (and his) players when you move them. I quite like this approach as it removes any issues about where he has come from if you want to take back. I think going back beyond where both players can be 100% comfortable is not on, agree it's hard to put your foot down though!
this is a brillant idea!
but does it slow the game, if we had to mark each movement?
Not really. As soon as you pick a player up, he drops a marker underneath. It's a bit strange at first, but I very quickly got used to it.