Post by smatheny on Sept 24, 2011 16:33:54 GMT -5
#1 - Don't be a douche. I hate lobby games. I hate money plays and rocket catches and glitches that work every time. Nano blitzes, etc. I also hate arguments in threads or chatboxes. Sure to get you bounced right away.
#2 - I don't want to have to legislate everything b/c someone says "It's not in the rules, so I should be able to do that..." You know when you're doing something against the SPIRIT of the rule, so don't. If you have a doubt, see #1.
#3 - Sportsmanship is priority 1. Running up score, name calling, specious or unfounded complaints, and generally jack ass behavior will not be tolerated. See #1 again.
The best example I can think of is the motion rule I added. Yes motion is part of the game. But it can also be used in THIS game to trick the AI, or to create nano blitzing, set WR picks, etc. If you do that, you'll be gone as soon as your opponent provides visual evidence to me, or if several opponents repeatedly make the same claim (which would validate it enough for me). If you motion a TE to the strong / weak side and audible the run over to that side, having also waited for the motioned player to set and given the defense time to adjust, I don't think the opponent or I would have a problem with that. If you're asked to stop doing that as it appears to be forcing the AI to act stupid, stop.
Make sense? The rules we have will be enforced, but I don't want to have come up with a new rule for every situation.
#2 - I don't want to have to legislate everything b/c someone says "It's not in the rules, so I should be able to do that..." You know when you're doing something against the SPIRIT of the rule, so don't. If you have a doubt, see #1.
#3 - Sportsmanship is priority 1. Running up score, name calling, specious or unfounded complaints, and generally jack ass behavior will not be tolerated. See #1 again.
The best example I can think of is the motion rule I added. Yes motion is part of the game. But it can also be used in THIS game to trick the AI, or to create nano blitzing, set WR picks, etc. If you do that, you'll be gone as soon as your opponent provides visual evidence to me, or if several opponents repeatedly make the same claim (which would validate it enough for me). If you motion a TE to the strong / weak side and audible the run over to that side, having also waited for the motioned player to set and given the defense time to adjust, I don't think the opponent or I would have a problem with that. If you're asked to stop doing that as it appears to be forcing the AI to act stupid, stop.
Make sense? The rules we have will be enforced, but I don't want to have come up with a new rule for every situation.
