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TheForgivenOne wrote:This has been suggested before, but this would further create a problem. 2 friends could create a game, eliminate the third player, then call a tie. Thus giving people more of a problem of Secret Diplomacy, multi's, and thus creating more reports for Multi hunters to deal with.
Metsfanmax wrote:TheForgivenOne wrote:This has been suggested before, but this would further create a problem. 2 friends could create a game, eliminate the third player, then call a tie. Thus giving people more of a problem of Secret Diplomacy, multi's, and thus creating more reports for Multi hunters to deal with.
If a tie resulted in no one gaining or losing points, this would be moot.
The points will be divided evenly between the remaining players
TheForgivenOne wrote:Metsfanmax wrote:TheForgivenOne wrote:This has been suggested before, but this would further create a problem. 2 friends could create a game, eliminate the third player, then call a tie. Thus giving people more of a problem of Secret Diplomacy, multi's, and thus creating more reports for Multi hunters to deal with.
If a tie resulted in no one gaining or losing points, this would be moot.
I was referring to thisThe points will be divided evenly between the remaining players
or everyone just gets zero points
Metsfanmax wrote:TheForgivenOne wrote:Metsfanmax wrote:TheForgivenOne wrote:This has been suggested before, but this would further create a problem. 2 friends could create a game, eliminate the third player, then call a tie. Thus giving people more of a problem of Secret Diplomacy, multi's, and thus creating more reports for Multi hunters to deal with.
If a tie resulted in no one gaining or losing points, this would be moot.
I was referring to thisThe points will be divided evenly between the remaining players
And I was referring to thisor everyone just gets zero points
Kid Moe wrote:I don't know if this has been talked about and if it has I apologize for bringing it up again.
I am in a couple of games, as I am sure a lot of people are, that are several hundred rounds into the game. Some of them have a few players left and some of them have a lot of players left. After many rounds, I or someone else suggests playing another game and then whoever wins that games wins the one that is "deadlocked".
My suggestion is simple. Place an end game button for each new game. As long as ALL the players that are still alive want to end the game, each player hits his end game button and divide the points of all the players who were eliminated. If someone does not want to end the game they simply don't hit there button and the game could drag out another 100 rounds.
For the sake of an argument let's say 8 players are in a Classic game. 5 players are eliminated and 3 are left and the game is in round 356 and has been deadlocked for sometime. The remaining players decide they want to end the game and all agree to hit there end game button....game is over and the 3 winners will win the points of the 5 losers equally divided. Everybody is happy because they do not have to play another game to decide the outcome of their original game.
TheForgivenOne wrote:Kid Moe wrote:I don't know if this has been talked about and if it has I apologize for bringing it up again.
I am in a couple of games, as I am sure a lot of people are, that are several hundred rounds into the game. Some of them have a few players left and some of them have a lot of players left. After many rounds, I or someone else suggests playing another game and then whoever wins that games wins the one that is "deadlocked".
My suggestion is simple. Place an end game button for each new game. As long as ALL the players that are still alive want to end the game, each player hits his end game button and divide the points of all the players who were eliminated. If someone does not want to end the game they simply don't hit there button and the game could drag out another 100 rounds.
For the sake of an argument let's say 8 players are in a Classic game. 5 players are eliminated and 3 are left and the game is in round 356 and has been deadlocked for sometime. The remaining players decide they want to end the game and all agree to hit there end game button....game is over and the 3 winners will win the points of the 5 losers equally divided. Everybody is happy because they do not have to play another game to decide the outcome of their original game.
Gotta think of the negatives about this too. Friends could easily team up to eliminate the other players, then "end the game" splitting up the points.
Kid Moe wrote:TheForgivenOne wrote:Kid Moe wrote:I don't know if this has been talked about and if it has I apologize for bringing it up again.
I am in a couple of games, as I am sure a lot of people are, that are several hundred rounds into the game. Some of them have a few players left and some of them have a lot of players left. After many rounds, I or someone else suggests playing another game and then whoever wins that games wins the one that is "deadlocked".
My suggestion is simple. Place an end game button for each new game. As long as ALL the players that are still alive want to end the game, each player hits his end game button and divide the points of all the players who were eliminated. If someone does not want to end the game they simply don't hit there button and the game could drag out another 100 rounds.
For the sake of an argument let's say 8 players are in a Classic game. 5 players are eliminated and 3 are left and the game is in round 356 and has been deadlocked for sometime. The remaining players decide they want to end the game and all agree to hit there end game button....game is over and the 3 winners will win the points of the 5 losers equally divided. Everybody is happy because they do not have to play another game to decide the outcome of their original game.
Gotta think of the negatives about this too. Friends could easily team up to eliminate the other players, then "end the game" splitting up the points.
That can be monitored like everything else though
drunkmonkey wrote:I would suggest no points are given or lost for the game. If you didn't win the game, you don't deserve the points. Other than that, I'd like the option. However, I'm almost positive this has been suggested and rejected in the past.
rdsrds2120 wrote:I think the concept of an 'End the Game' button has been rejected before...many times, just not in this context.
pipsqueak wrote:I hate stalemates.
Can we have an "offer draw" button?
Any player still in the game has the right to offer a draw.
If all other players still in the game accept the offer, the games is over, victory points are calculated based on who has been knocked out/left in, and are shared equally (or weighted by rank as usual?) between the survivors.
If any player declines the offer the game continues as normal.
pipsqueak wrote:but wait ... you would only need the button when there are at least three players still in the game (you can't really get a stalemate with two players can you?). Would take a major conspiracy for three to gang up against one and they would soon get caught if they made a habit of it?
TheForgivenOne wrote:No, you would be making the Multi Hunters do this work. We don't have automatic software scanning for stuff like Ratings Abuse, Secret Diplomacy or such.
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