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When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:11 pm
by Baron Von PWN
I see deadbeat tossed around allot on the forum, but I'm not realy sure when this applies. Is a Deadbeat someone who misses their turns?
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:23 pm
by AceArtemis
A deadbeat is someone who gets kicked out of a game for missing too many turns.
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:25 pm
by Baron Von PWN
AceArtemis wrote:A deadbeat is someone who gets kicked out of a game for missing too many turns.
Is this the only aceptable time to label someone a deadbeat?
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:41 pm
by ask me2
i would say no it's not
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:44 pm
by the.killing.44
ask me2 wrote:i would say no it's not
Well, yeah, it is. Why not?
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 9:29 pm
by Woodruff
Baron Von PWN wrote:AceArtemis wrote:A deadbeat is someone who gets kicked out of a game for missing too many turns.
Is this the only aceptable time to label someone a deadbeat?
Of course...until that point, they haven't deadbeatened.
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Tue Oct 13, 2009 9:34 pm
by Baron Von PWN
Thanks for clearing that up guys! I almost lable a guy a deadbeat for missing two turns in a row.
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 3:15 am
by FlyingElf
What about a guy who has missed 3 non consecutive turns in a game thats only in Round 7?
I almost think hes doing it intentionally so that he can place 9 troops on that 3rd turn and because its a game with on spoils so he doesn't really lose anything for doing it. Is this being strategic or just a douchebag?
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 9:25 am
by jefjef
FlyingElf wrote:What about a guy who has missed 3 non consecutive turns in a game thats only in Round 7?
I almost think hes doing it intentionally so that he can place 9 troops on that 3rd turn and because its a game with on spoils so he doesn't really lose anything for doing it. Is this being strategic or just a douchebag?
It's a douche bag strategy. If people would focus on and attack those who miss turns it would be a lesser used strategy.
As far as tags go for this you can use "poor strategy". Could even call it "rude".
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:26 am
by AndyDufresne
Right, I'd term anyone who gets kicked out of a game an "official deadbeat" --- if they just miss a frequent number of turns, I'd consider them...
missed turners?

I'm not sure what I'd call them.
--Andy
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:40 am
by trinicardinal
AndyDufresne wrote:Right, I'd term anyone who gets kicked out of a game an "official deadbeat" --- if they just miss a frequent number of turns, I'd consider them...
missed turners?

I'm not sure what I'd call them.
--Andy
douchebag seems to fit...
jefjef wrote:FlyingElf wrote:What about a guy who has missed 3 non consecutive turns in a game thats only in Round 7?
I almost think hes doing it intentionally so that he can place 9 troops on that 3rd turn and because its a game with on spoils so he doesn't really lose anything for doing it. Is this being strategic or just a douchebag?
It's a douche bag strategy. If people would focus on and attack those who miss turns it would be a lesser used strategy.
As far as tags go for this you can use "poor strategy". Could even call it "rude".
I agree with jefjef here. Peopl should target these people while they're not playing. Sometimes people miss turns unavoidably but those that repeatedly miss turns as part of a strategy need to be take out
Re: When to lable a player a deadbeat?

Posted:
Wed Oct 14, 2009 10:42 am
by Beckytheblondie
When should you ladle a deadbeat?
**eats a banana**