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Point made beautifully. Hopefully we can move away from talking about "Americans" as though we're all the same. I'm kind of bummed you took that tone anyway, Norse, I always liked the way your Orcs looked. Now I just have a negative impression of you.Pariah wrote: Oh and when was the last time you heard about Americans killing each other over a bad call in football game, you hypocritical turd.
I know a guy who does not care about that, but in a vital situation when you want to blitz his ball carrier etc. he beginns with "you haven't declared blitz, so you cannot blitz him". Very unsportsmanship! Once he stalled for 6 rounds one square before my EZ, blocked and fouled every turn. I was on the pitch with just 5 players due to Swealtering Heat. I have to play him on Mo in the cup finals.Redfang wrote:I think taking back moves and stuff is all fine, I also often forget about the "announcing what action your player is going to take rule", and then start moving a player and declare a Blitz during the move. So do my opponents; no problem
(My Goblins vs. his Dwarves, don't ask how I managed to get there)
No. I'd actually try to say something along the lines of "BTW That wight's the tackler" before he rolled the dice. He may say "I know" or "oh thanks, I'd forgotten". Either way it doesn't matter.Pariah wrote:Sounds like you are making his decisions for him.
The way we play it, you only have to have declared the action once you've rolled dice. So if you start moving a player, pickup the ball and then try to pass you could only pass if you'd declared it before picking up the ball.Redfang wrote:I also often forget about the "announcing what action your player is going to take rule", and then start moving a player and declare a Blitz during the move.
Pariah wrote: Oh and when was the last time you heard about Americans killing each other over a bad call in football game, you hypocritical turd.
On the 19th Feb, lawquoter wrote: As far as threats of bodily violence, Raider Fan supplies that himself. Whenever they play the Chargers in San Diego, someone usually gets knifed.
Well I've done stuff like that before too, that's a simple mistake of having their own players mixed up. That's different than the example you were given, about you doing something that gives you an advantage (putting a tackle guy next to a dodger, or putting a guard guy in a good situation to use his ability) and then giving that advantage away.Norse wrote:last night my opponent declared a blitz with his S3 catcher thinking she was his S4 catcher (same model).. I pointed the mistake out to him and told him he could take the blitz back and use it with his S4 catcher instead...
totallyRedfang wrote:IHowever, once the dice are rolled, it's "Alea iacta est", and the result stands. Would he have taken back the move if he found out after he rolled a succesful dodge? He knew there had to be a tackler somewhere...
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