
July 12th, 2003, 12:35 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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Re: Rules-Conduct-Playing to win-and Gamy moves?
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Originally posted by primitive:
As the player who got the surrender and requested the roll back i guess I have to make some comments.
I do roleplay my race. The Taolosian fight for honor and sport and I try to do everything in character. During the whole "war" I took 1 planet and did not destroy a single ship. There are no way the Taolosians would have accepted a surrender after such a minor skirmish. I do want to win the game, but I also want to do it a manner I can be proud of. You dropping 10+ systems in my lap would make the game less enjoyable for me, so I asked the remaining players if we could roll back the turn and mark your empire dead instead.
I would urge anybody leaving a game to consider how their leaving could make the game fairer and more fun for the remaining players, not the opposite.
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And the other side of the coin is?
By addressing your need to make your people happy you totally pissed mine off. So I mothball shops and spend hours trying to fix the budget shortfall. Then your ally attacks and before I can scrape enough funds together to put the fleets back in service, every one is on strike again. At this point it has become a chore to make the turns, so I gave you the privilege of doing my part. And we were at war. You by act and me by declaration. Also, I asked for peace and a deal before you took the stack. But if I recall the act of taking them was as important as having them.
At any rate I have no problem with what you did. It was the lack of consult and then the way the game was halted that frosted my nads.
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