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Pegasus wrote
at 5:57 AM, Tuesday December 12, 2006 EST
Post-mortem went something like the following.
Me blue, Dawngreeter green, Badluck purple, 1 or 2 territories. Green is winning/level with me. Orange is her ally with 4 territories, but I purusade him to switch sides with an offer of 2nd place. I have removed Orange's name to protect the turncoat. [...mention that Dawngreeter had trusted an alliance with orange...] Dawngreeter: Not gonan happen again, that much I can say Dawngreeter: IT really made no difference where I got my territories Dawngreeter: Could of fought you instead of red and teal bad luck: again? Orange: you had bad luck against blue otherwise I wouldve supported u ofcourse Pegasus: yeah it was the dice that did it Dawngreeter: I'm out, gotta study Dawngreeter: good game, and so forth Pegasus: 2028 I will stop for a bit MikeHunt: strategy? Albert Hendriks: sorry :/ bad luck: gg Pegasus: last time I got over 2000, I can 7th the next 4 in a row Pegasus: Dawn's strategy was good, she deserved 2nd if not to win Pegasus: she? dunno, but sounds right with dawn geocon is here Dawngreeter has left bad luck: yes i wouldve taken out albert first Pegasus: dangerous having albert able to cut her in half in one move Orange: no, i had big piles and if he beat blue then he would win, really Pegasus: but if she had spent the time doing that I may have been bigger anyway Orange: indeed bad luck: yes but waiting to the end to pile on was weak Orange: if he'd attack me I'd cut him in half immediately MikeHunt: me too MikeHunt: even if I lose, turncoats should be punished Orange: c'mon, it's part of the strategy bad luck: and vultures Pegasus: sure, but punish enemies first, turncoats second geocon is here bad luck: yes, but some play deserves more respect than others Pegasus: and turncoats not at all if they are turning to you Abby is here Pegasus: I offered albert 2nd, so I stuck to it bad luck: not me, i'd rather give 2nd to someone who put up a good fight than someone who pussied around all game MikeHunt: i would have killed the turncoat and let bad luck go second bad luck: or dawn Pegasus: Thing is Orange was 3rd at worst already, so I had to offer 2nd Orange: I was surrendered by green and I put myself in a tactical position to make the best out of it bad luck: but whatever, you win, you do it your way MikeHunt: yup Orange: I mean surrounded MikeHunt: good game anyway Pegasus: somebody should start another etiguette thread about this So anyway, etiquette questions... Was it wrong of orange to accept my offer of 2nd place? (I don't think so) Was it wrong of me to offer it? - of course not, I might have lost without it. Should I have given green 3rd ahead of purple? - for a much better game? But I relied on purple to stay on my side. Green kept attacking purple. Surely loyalty comes before crediting worthy opponents? |
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Meatbomb wrote
at 11:55 PM, Thursday December 14, 2006 EST If someone does a turncoat / backstab move on me, I will make a special effort to destroy them next, even if I need to beg former enemies for a truce. People who do this need to be taught that honor is important, and that the punishment for weasely, lying thieves is a quick death.
For me, teaching this lesson is more important than my own survival in one particular game. |
SSJPabs wrote
at 1:05 PM, Friday December 15, 2006 EST Since honor doesn't actually matter much in the world, it's not something I go out of my way--the best revenge against someone who turns on you is victory.
The only reason I'd turn on someone was if I thought that I could hurt them enough to give me a higher place (usually 2nd) in the final tally. |