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July 13th, 2008, 03:52 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
I suggest a simple new rule for MP games:
"Player K is banned"
I am sure I wouldn't want to play with cheater. And as game admin I'd ban all cheaters.
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July 13th, 2008, 04:31 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
No, I've dismantled all of *your* arguments and have given an affirmative offense. Clearly, the burden of proof is on you to show that people shouldn't not disobey this rule.
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July 13th, 2008, 04:38 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
K isn't a cheater Zeldor, that's not reasonable.
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July 13th, 2008, 05:22 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
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AdmiralZhao said:
No, I've dismantled all of *your* arguments and have given an affirmative offense. Clearly, the burden of proof is on you to show that people shouldn't not disobey this rule.
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The burden of proof is on you because you are the one asking people to refrain from a certain style of play by playing by a houserule.
By the way, there is no such thing as an "affirmative offense." Since that's not your first logical error, I'm not sure you even know how to dismantle an argument because clearly that has not happened despite the fact that I clearly labeled them with numbers and everything.
So, if everyone is done with the personal attacks on me and my abilities, I'd like to let this thread die. I never imagined I'd convince any of the die-hards, but I wanted the arguments to be in the boards for posterity.
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July 13th, 2008, 05:42 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
Using exploits is cheating. Supporting the use of exploits is too. He is willing to use the biggest bug in that game so he is a cheater. Simple. I wouldn't want him in my game and have a risk of him finding a new bug and calling it strategy. Maybe he is even willing to support .2h file hacking and saying that if game creators didn't want it to happen they'd protect that files better?
K:
Yeah, right. I am sure attorney general and supreme court support you. They didn't say theu support us so it is logical they are on your side.
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July 13th, 2008, 05:50 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
Zeldor, "using exploits is cheating" is only an opinion. If you feel that way, make sure to play in games where exploits are banned. Personal attacks are not acceptable.
In any case, K is a very honorable player. He just has a different attitude to exploits to many others.
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July 13th, 2008, 05:58 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
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Zeldor said:
K:
Yeah, right. I am sure attorney general and supreme court support you. They didn't say theu support us so it is logical they are on your side.
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Ok, here's a quick lesson on the court system:
If you are asking the court to do something(give you damages, injunctions, convict someone, change law, etc.), then the burden of proof is on you. Usually, it is the plaintiff who is asking the court to do something.
If the plaintiff does not meet the burden of proof, or the defendant can show that the plaintiff does not meet the burden of proof(by disproving even one element of their argument, for example), then the court will rule against the plaintiff and the defense wins. It works that way in every court in the land (USA).
Now on to our problem: the community is being asked to do something(play by a houserule). Therefore, the burden of proof is on you and I only need to disprove elements of your argument so that you don't meet your burden.
Xietor can tell you all about it, if he cares to.
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July 13th, 2008, 06:14 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
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If the plaintiff does not meet the burden of proof, or the defendant can show that the plaintiff does not meet the burden of proof(by disproving even one element of their argument, for example), then the court will rule against the plaintiff and the defense wins. It works that way in every court in the land (USA).
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That's how they proved O.J. Simpson cristal-clear innocence 
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July 13th, 2008, 06:16 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
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If the plaintiff does not meet the burden of proof, or the defendant can show that the plaintiff does not meet the burden of proof(by disproving even one element of their argument, for example), then the court will rule against the plaintiff and the defense wins. It works that way in every court in the land (USA).
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That's how they proved O.J. Simpson cristal-clear innocence
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Yes, it is. 
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July 13th, 2008, 05:14 AM
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Re: Battlefield spell + retreating?
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Zeldor said:
I suggest a simple new rule for MP games:
"Player K is banned"
I am sure I wouldn't want to play with cheater. And as game admin I'd ban all cheaters.
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Behave!
If you were a game admin, your first responsibility would be to ensure that everyone would know what is considered breaking the rules.
If you failed to do that, the blame would be your own.
K is arguing about whether or not a house-rule is necessary. Has he said that he will use MoD and retreat even though it has been clearly prohibited in the game he is playing? If he hasn't, I think you should apologize.
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