danryan wrote:lord voldemort wrote:jpcloet wrote:Chuuuuck wrote:More importantly, what I fear is going on behind the scenes here (and possibly in other clans too) is this player (and other players) are probably logging in and leading the strategy in games that they are not even in.
I'm trying to not post in here, but I will try to correct misled statements best I can. One of the best things about clans is that you have teammates who can teach you new strategies or recognize a move that you may not have considered. I have personally asked for a teammates advice here and there whether it be via a sunny game or via an image in a foggy game. I personally don't have an issue with clan members helping each other with strategy, even if it is in games they are not in. The excesses you are inferring to, to me is more about the spirit of clan wars rather than site law.
this can be achieved without logging in though...
back in the day before you had snaps you used to print screen and post in forums...why not do the same here for strat advice?
I'm with jpcloet on this. I see no problem with jumping on to look at a position and give advice, it's essentially the exact same thing as taking a screenshot and posting it but quicker. It is completely different than taking the turn yourself when the sittee is available to take their turn.
Btw, I have no dog in this fight at all, but after numerous complaints about behavior like this I at least would pause to reflect on the complaints and see if perhaps I should change the approach to sitting. We frequently have joked with opponents when a sitter has to take a turn, because of the perceived advantage given when a top player sits for someone else. That joke can quickly become sour if it's systematic.
I agree with dan and jpcloet in this.
There is no problem logging in account to see what is going on in foggy games, write comments etc.
Taking turn for em is something different.
Player A and B in same clan. Player A is playing a clan war game and asking for comments from player B for a particular game.
There are ways to make it.
1/The simplest way which is less time consuming is Player B logs in the Player A's account, then makes comments under the name of Player A.
2/If you take the longer way, player A takes a snapshot, copies it, visits photobucket to upload it, then copies the link and sends a PM...
Several PMs comes and goes, what cards you have got, your team mates has got etc...
Then player B makes anotoher post in which pictures a plan, draws a road plan...
Then player A takes the turn...
These both cases are same...If you are gonna say case 2 is fine but not case 1 then i really would like to ask what is the difference ?
If not, if you say case 1 wrong, then you should say case 2 is wrong too i guess.