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aliaiactasunt wrote
at 4:21 AM, Thursday March 15, 2007 EDT
The tactic to pretend to be away and come back when the situation looks better is more frequently used now. It's annoying and I think the point of time when you don't get any more dices, should be the point that you can't sit in anymore. What do you think?
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CoMik wrote
at 1:52 PM, Thursday March 15, 2007 EDT and the largest donater should get a button to make people away :o
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Flyingpenguins wrote
at 2:26 PM, Thursday March 15, 2007 EDT nooo then comik will have much power
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CoMik wrote
at 2:30 PM, Thursday March 15, 2007 EDT quiet penguin, i am trying to manipulate here..
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neolim wrote
at 10:03 PM, Thursday March 15, 2007 EDT CoMik, just click your button on him!
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Grunvagr wrote
at 10:25 PM, Thursday March 15, 2007 EDT This is a simple situation. Never assume someone that goes 'away' is actually away... EVER.
Can you ignore them for a round or two to spread quickly and then build up? sure. Can you take their lower stacks hoping they wont hit you back with their bigstacks... sure. But don't be a fool and assume they are gone. They are away... away implies they might come back. Ah vader... "You are unwise to lower your defenses..." |
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aliaiactasunt wrote
at 1:40 AM, Friday March 16, 2007 EDT You can NOT spread quickly and build up. This is exactly what I'm talking about - ppl nowadays just wait for you to spread a little, then return and move in on you, especially if you have a good position.
But since noone really cares, I guess this topic is closed. I just thought others were also annoyed by someone leaving his big stack right in front of yours spoiling an otherwise good starting position without having any advantage of it. nevermind then :)... |
