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Players Who Flag and Then Attack...
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JohnGalt wrote
at 6:15 PM, Monday February 5, 2007 EST
...are lower than baby brokers and telemarketers.
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kdicefreak wrote
at 1:10 AM, Friday March 21, 2008 EDT pinned thin thread under 'strategies'
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kdicefreak wrote
at 1:10 AM, Friday March 21, 2008 EDT *this
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kdicefreak wrote
at 1:10 AM, Friday March 21, 2008 EDT |
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kdicefreak wrote
at 8:11 PM, Wednesday April 30, 2008 EDT bump
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Sophalis wrote
at 8:24 PM, Wednesday April 30, 2008 EDT so monte could quote ryan.
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kdicefreak wrote
at 11:10 PM, Friday June 6, 2008 EDT time to remind everyone again.......
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FlaggersNeverWin wrote
at 1:15 AM, Saturday June 7, 2008 EDT Flagging is a means of stealing 2nd. Practically speaking, it usually is like a truce with 1st. Others will then jump on board, killing game initiative.
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sonus wrote
at 12:17 PM, Tuesday February 3, 2009 EST I love Ryan's summation. There is simply no mechanism in the game for what I call "directed flagging".
"I flag to red and purp" means nothing. You flag because you quit and you want the game to end. |
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Vermont wrote
at 7:39 PM, Tuesday February 3, 2009 EST To be fair, his quote was in response to an older, different, flagging system.
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