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21 Apr 2012 22:17 #28308 by johannes
Replied by johannes on topic Re: Timeouts in tournaments

Exactly as I said?

Playing bounce means you don't have to bloat or go backwards, thus you can design your deck to go forward and thus oust people. Not having access to bounce forces you to either go backwards or play excessive bloat, both of which slow down games.


I see way more stealth vote lately than stealth bleed (SB being consistent bleeds for 3+ with more than one stealth). Bounce isn't really as much an answer as it used to be.

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24 Apr 2012 07:47 #28548 by Demnogonis Saastuttaja
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I think stalling should be grounds for disqualification. That is all I have to say.
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24 Apr 2012 10:16 #28559 by 1up20x6
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The problem then would be, 'what qualifies as stalling?' Any player can justify trying to make deals with other players, so long as they aren't being too conspicuous about it.
Any deck can win, whether you're using stealth bleed, rush combat, or Soul Gem combos. It doesn't matter if your minions use Auspex, Thaumaturgy, or Melpominee. What matters is the Methuselah uses Presence. That is how deals are made. That is how games are won.

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25 Apr 2012 06:29 #28642 by Lönkka
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I think stalling should be grounds for disqualification. That is all I have to say.


vekn.net/index.php/judges-guide

Check:
141. Slow Play - Playing Slowly
152. Unsportsmanlike Conduct - Major (example B)


First a staller gets a Caution according to 141; please note that the judge can also assign more time for the game as he thinks it is appropriate.

If after the caution the player still stalls the judge now can assign a Game Loss for the staller.
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