Protocol for replacement players in game
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Protocol for replacement players in game
Can someone please explain to me the protocol for replacing a player in an anonymous game. As i understand it, the player getting replaced would be put into CD by Mods and new player would take over anonymously. Then all the players in game would know who left.
Is this correct?
Is this correct?
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Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
Depends on the situation. If someone is getting removed from a game so anyone can take it over the initial player will be put into CD so the spot is free for anyone. At the end of the game that person would show up at the bottom of the game in the "civil disorder" section. Their identity would not be known while the game was ongoing.
If there's an intended replacement the mods might use that first option or they might use another tool that just instantly switches someone and does not post a message or any other notification. In which case the initial player will not be known at the end of the game.
If there's an intended replacement the mods might use that first option or they might use another tool that just instantly switches someone and does not post a message or any other notification. In which case the initial player will not be known at the end of the game.
Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
Thank youjmo1121109 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 1:26 amDepends on the situation. If someone is getting removed from a game so anyone can take it over the initial player will be put into CD so the spot is free for anyone. At the end of the game that person would show up at the bottom of the game in the "civil disorder" section. Their identity would not be known while the game was ongoing.
If there's an intended replacement the mods might use that first option or they might use another tool that just instantly switches someone and does not post a message or any other notification. In which case the initial player will not be known at the end of the game.
Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
If the mods use the second action, they should at least indicate to the board that it’s been done. Otherwise people could use this and game the situation.
Pretend to be new player so burnt bridges have a possibility of repair that would not otherwise exist.
Pretend to be new player so burnt bridges have a possibility of repair that would not otherwise exist.
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Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
Maybe while we're at it, we can add a message-read notification so players can't pretend to miss a message and gaslight other players...
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Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
We haven't run into that before, but I suspect we'd likely end up considering it as falling under rule 5 if we were contacted about it.
5. Do not use the software or moderators as a diplomacy tactic
Lying is fine in Diplomacy except when it gives mods/admins unnecessary work to do!
5. Do not use the software or moderators as a diplomacy tactic
Lying is fine in Diplomacy except when it gives mods/admins unnecessary work to do!
Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
If the player claims to contact mods but doesn’t. Waits and then resumes game, essentially under a new anonymous identity. Gets to reinvent himself and doesn’t actually involve modsjmo1121109 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 2:58 amWe haven't run into that before, but I suspect we'd likely end up considering it as falling under rule 5 if we were contacted about it.
5. Do not use the software or moderators as a diplomacy tactic
Lying is fine in Diplomacy except when it gives mods/admins unnecessary work to do!
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Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
If you think this is happening or happened, feel free to write to the mods. They (we) can check this out post haste. Or however you spell that.
Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
I’m just elaborating on possibilities from JMos post.dargorygel wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 3:42 amIf you think this is happening or happened, feel free to write to the mods. They (we) can check this out post haste. Or however you spell that.
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Re: Protocol for replacement players in game
It definitely could, there's a few ways where people could lie about the site functionality to trick people. But should we ever find out about it, and see it was done with malintent, that person would be banned. Should it ever become a problem we'll ensure it is addressed.ssorenn wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 3:48 amI’m just elaborating on possibilities from JMos post.dargorygel wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 3:42 amIf you think this is happening or happened, feel free to write to the mods. They (we) can check this out post haste. Or however you spell that.
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