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Topic	I honestly thing people are using third-party things to cheat in MTG Arena
gunplagirl 12/12/18 1:53:24 AM #12:	Bad_Mojo posted... gunplagirl posted... Great, now I just remembered that world "champ" in Pokemon who was going to lose but stalled for nearly an hour by waiting until the last second to confirm his moves and ended up winning by hp. Iirc it was the same guy who showed up a few days prior without his ds or team yet had over a dozen Pokemon ready to use by the next day on a fresh file. Since it's actually in the rules to not generate things, even legal ones, it was a flagrant violation but then official judges defended him so like. Fuck the entire league, really. Sorry, I don't understand since I've never played Pokemon like that. Were you two on a clock or something? It's turn base, so wouldn't you just attack and win? Unless you missed the attack and they countered back with an attack of their own, which would be a legit win by them and have nothing to do with how long they took for their turn. Oh, are you talking about the card game? I don't know anything about that What were you playing? It was in the video game world tournament. Battles can last up to an hour but you get like 120 seconds to confirm your attacks each turn. One player intentionally stalled for most of the time limit because they had only two things left alive and neither had attacking moves so he couldn't have won except by timing out and then the winner is determined by who has the most hp left. --- Pew pew! <cite>gunplagirl posted [p:913983813] in I honestly... [t:77294213]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bad_Mojo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>gunplagirl posted...</cite> <quote>Great, now I just remembered that world "champ" in Pokemon who was going to lose but stalled for nearly an hour by waiting until the last second to confirm his moves and ended up winning by hp. Iirc it was the same guy who showed up a few days prior without his ds or team yet had over a dozen Pokemon ready to use by the next day on a fresh file. Since it's actually in the rules to not generate things, even legal ones, it was a flagrant violation but then official judges defended him so like. Fuck the entire league, really.</quote> Sorry, I don't understand since I've never played Pokemon like that. Were you two on a clock or something? It's turn base, so wouldn't you just attack and win? Unless you missed the attack and they countered back with an attack of their own, which would be a legit win by them and have nothing to do with how long they took for their turn. Oh, are you talking about the card game? I don't know anything about that What were you playing?</quote> It was in the video game world tournament. Battles can last up to an hour but you get like 120 seconds to confirm your attacks each turn. One player intentionally stalled for most of the time limit because they had only two things left alive and neither had attacking moves so he couldn't have won except by timing out and then the winner is determined by who has the most hp left. --- Pew pew!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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