That might seem like a strange question, because the entire game is about threatening and attacking.

But what if someone says in chat, "Don't attack me, or I'll suicide on you. I don't care if it costs me the game." -- Is it wrong (legally? morally?) to make the threat in the first place? And is it ...

Hi, don't know how feasible a feature this would be, but I was thinking it would be useful to be able to set a "global ignore" for all people with a certain level of negative feedback. So you could by default ignore all people with 10 or more, or 8 or more, etc.

What do you reckon?

Standard, sequential, flat rate, unlimited.

#865049 -- Arctic -- 2 spots left

Password is "gimmepoints".

All are standard, sequential, flat rate, unlimited, because that's the way I like it.

#865043 -- Classic [full]
#865044 -- Middle-Earth [the first to be full, because you're all a bunch of Sauron wannabes]
#865046 -- San Francisco [full. with flowers in your hair]
#865049 -- Arctic
#865052 ...

Hey could you guys who mentioned Medal of Honor and Dugar supply links? Having trouble locating them, because I'm an idiot.

I suppose the purpose of this post is:

1. To know who to put on your ignore list.
2. To get a few laughs out of how dodgy some people are.

Okay, I haven't bothered to look through the entire scoreboard, but:

1. Who's the player with the most negative feedbacks? Does anyone beat Japan_Jeff on 17?

2. Regardless of number of negative feedbacks, who's the player with the worst negative feedbacks?

Tahitiwahini, thanks for the thoughtful reply!

There would obviously be no formal alliances, but there would still be tacit de facto alliances based on self-interest -- that I believe is an intrinsic part of the game. These alliances would be entered into by positioning and behavior rather than ...

Okay, here's two general thoughts, on reading the replies.

Firstly, about the chess analogy being hogwash. There's two questions I'd want to ask Dmunster: (1) does the "talking is bad" claim hold good even for chess? Is there any reason not to "interfere" with your opponent or someone else's chess ...

Okay, just going to have a little whine here.

I hate it when someone says something like, "Let's make a truce" or "Watch out blue -- green is about to take over North America".

There's a number of reasons I don't like it.

Firstly, with truces, there's the potential for creating resentment ...