joriki / "forfeiting" in his own words. [ka]
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 10:50 am
Accused:joriki
The accused are suspected of: Dead beating a 4 poly game
Game number(s): Game 15079513
Comments:
a mod already ruled on this earlier, but since that ruling, the accused has continued to post in the game chat without playing other turns, while still playing in other games. at one time, he posted 2 hours before the player he posted as was kicked out for missing too many turns. the accused has even admitted to and explained WHY HE IS DEAD BEATING. i hope this can be addressed again, by a different mod. the precedent set by that initial ruling says, "if you don't like what your opponent does, go ahead and stop playing without any repercussion. if you don't like how the game is going, go ahead and stop playing without any repercussion." Here is his reason posted in game chat:
and again, he states he is "forfeiting" the game, while posting in the match and not taking turns:
if the accused has admitted to dead beating via a "forfeit", how is this not intentional dead beating? i don't understand what was missed the first time around and was unable to get a response with a direct PM to the mod that made the ruling. With all of the newly posted admissions by the accused, i hope this can be dealt with accordingly...-Jésus noir
The accused are suspected of: Dead beating a 4 poly game
Game number(s): Game 15079513
Comments:
a mod already ruled on this earlier, but since that ruling, the accused has continued to post in the game chat without playing other turns, while still playing in other games. at one time, he posted 2 hours before the player he posted as was kicked out for missing too many turns. the accused has even admitted to and explained WHY HE IS DEAD BEATING. i hope this can be addressed again, by a different mod. the precedent set by that initial ruling says, "if you don't like what your opponent does, go ahead and stop playing without any repercussion. if you don't like how the game is going, go ahead and stop playing without any repercussion." Here is his reason posted in game chat:
2014-12-05 20:55:29 - joriki: several commenters here seem to be assuming that my comment “this is extremely uncool -- I'm foeing you“ referred only to my previous comment and the lack of reaction to it
2014-12-05 20:55:46 - joriki: to the contrary, I PMed my opponent, asking in a friendly manner to provide the missing information, and I would have accepted a friendly response explaining why he doesn’t support this convention
2014-12-05 20:56:29 - joriki: when I got no response and my time was close to running out and I had to leave, I wrote again, asking again for the missing information and saying that I’d have to make my move soon because I was going out
2014-12-05 20:58:34 - joriki: shortly before my time ran out he finally wrote back, rather combatively, entirely missing the point (“i dont take screenshots“, as if the point was to have a snapshot and not to have the information), and curtly told me to „take your turn“
2014-12-05 20:58:49 - joriki: I missed my first move because I got distracted. This was of course my own fault, but given that waiting so long for his response had contributed to it, a friendly note like “sorry about your missed turn” might have been appropriate
2014-12-05 20:59:31 - joriki: instead he took maximal advantage of the missed turn, such that with the combination of the missing information and two successive strong initial turns with bonuses there was little point left in playing out the game
2014-12-05 20:59:47 - joriki: Hope that puts things in perspective; now feel free to go back to spewing expletives at me...
and again, he states he is "forfeiting" the game, while posting in the match and not taking turns:
2014-12-07 06:01:23 - joriki: @demonfork: I'm not entitled to it. There's a convention that every single player and every single tournament that I've been playing in the last two years or so has been following, to allow some time to see or snap the drop, or alternatively...
2014-12-07 06:02:46 - joriki: ... to provide the information destroyed by the first move. Everyone is obviously entitled not to follow that convention, it's not a rule, and I wrote above that I would have accepted if he'd responded that he doesn't support the convention and...
2014-12-07 06:04:59 - joriki: ... would rather not follow it. As I tried to explain above, [size=150]I'm not forfeiting this game because of the mere fact of him denying me this information, but because of the very unfriendly response to a friendly request, the hostile reaction...
2014-12-07 06:06:18 - joriki: ... to the fact that I missed the first move partly because of this problem, and the hopeless game state that all this (together with two lucky initial bonuses) produced.
2014-12-07 06:07:45 - joriki: I find the criticism here of me deadbeating highly inconsistent -- usually deadbeating is an unfriendly act, and I've never done it before in my entire time here at CC, but if someone treats me with such disrespect, why place such a high value...
2014-12-07 06:09:23 - joriki: ... on being friendly in return? What do you all see wrong in deadbeating, if not disrespect, and if disrespect is so important to you, why care so little about the initial disrespect shown to me?
2014-12-07 06:12:36 - joriki: The arguments here seem to imply that I have no grounds to complain about disrespect shown to me, but on the other hand I should be forced to play out a lengthy hopeless game against a very hostile opponent just to avoid showing disrespect to him...
2014-12-07 06:12:41 - joriki: ... that makes no sense to me.
2014-12-07 06:17:28 - joriki: @Serbia: You wrote: " if you want to see what your oppenent does, then PLAY WITHOUT FOG". I think you're missing the point:
2014-12-07 06:18:21 - joriki: The point is not to see what the opponent does, but to see the initial state before he does anything. If only the first player sees the initial state, that's an additional advantage for the first player.
2014-12-07 06:20:38 - joriki: Good players try to minimize random influences like who goes first, and maximize strategic effects like who's better at dealing with fog.
2014-12-07 06:21:07 - joriki: So the effects are not only different, but opposite: fog makes the game more strategic; missing the initial state gives the first player an even greater advantage than usual, making the game more random and less strategic.[/size]
if the accused has admitted to dead beating via a "forfeit", how is this not intentional dead beating? i don't understand what was missed the first time around and was unable to get a response with a direct PM to the mod that made the ruling. With all of the newly posted admissions by the accused, i hope this can be dealt with accordingly...-Jésus noir