Techno_Viking
Sergeant

I want a deceisive poll to be implemented to be done with it for once and for all!


Techno_Viking 说:I want a deceisive poll to be implemented to be done with it for once and for all!
Plazek 说:Oh and go prove that Sadnhappy is wrong about when the rules were implemented, oh wait you cannot there is no evidence, the post made on the 18th is the only mention of these rules. One would think what with the extreme confidence that Lust has in his other paperwork such as his rosters and logs that all his paperwork would be impeccable but on this occasion there is a gap however large or small you think it is and on this occasion it contributed to Sad's error.
captain lust 说:Updated instructions:
[UPDATE] Important announcement concerning Team Rosters: All teams will have a roster displayed here publicly and another copy kept privately, by me (captain lust) which will also include gameIDs for identity checking.
Do not sumbit a roster, with this information. Instead, all players participating in the tournament must go to the Warband server "ENL_Registration". Players only need to join for a second. There is no need to spawn or post a message, just join and leave. All players in the tournament must do this by 6th June. If you see this announcement, go and join the server yourself and inform your team they all need to do the same. You don't need to join as a team but you must be wearing your clan tags. The server will be up during the day and late into the night.
The roster deadline is passed and I think most teams have got the players they wanted. IF you are missing players (and some teams definitely are) don't worry. Just send the missing players to the server "ENL_Registration" in the next few days and then send me a PM, with their names. I'll add them.
If you need to add a lot of players, do the same but do send me their names. Instead just send me a PM saying you want a total overhaul and I'll regather all the names I've got.
Nope, the roster is relevant and it doesn't matter if someone is in a clan for 1 day or 1 year as long as he is on the roster.Plazek 说:Modus Tollens the relevance is obvious.
The fact that Nico has been in the clan well over a year is proof that he is a member of our clan and our team. It is proof that he is a legitimate player for us and that we were not attempting to cheat or engage in some form of corruption.
That seems to be your interpretation of the rule but doesn't mean it's the right one - you could also say, and I follow that interpretation, that only players on the roster are allowed to play (no additional addendum there).Plazek 说:The point of the rule is to stop cheaters and liars, not prevent legitimate players from playing.
Thusly in this particular example it seems clear that the rule is not in fact serving its intended purpose but punishing clans for legitimate behavior on account of overly harsh penalties for what is nothing more than an administrative error.
And I don't have to prove anything - even if your conspiracy-theories are pretty sad. At the time of the match you knew about the rules (and the "roster-rule" was already added before the actual start of or your sign-up for the tournament, no matter when the substitution-thread was recreated).Plazek 说:Oh and go prove that Sadnhappy is wrong about when the rules were implemented, oh wait you cannot there is no evidence, the post made on the 18th is the only mention of these rules. One would think what with the extreme confidence that Lust has in his other paperwork such as his rosters and logs that all his paperwork would be impeccable but on this occasion there is a gap however large or small you think it is and on this occasion it contributed to Sad's error.
The one responsible for your rosters ****ed up, nothing more and no administrative hoop jumping involved. Never said the rules are ideal, all I said was that it's impossible to test rules without actually using them (and they were there to read and discuss before the sign-ups ended).Plazek 说:You think giving out default wins for administrative hoop jumping failures is when a set of rules is working ideally? When a legitimate player plays for a clan and that clan is punished with a 20-0 default loss because of nothing but bureaucracy you think things are working perfectly?
I have no doubt about that. Whining and accusing the organisator after a rule is applied isn't helping though - discussing the rule isn't a problem but instantly changing them - especially for made-up reasons only applicable on one match - is not very constructive.Plazek 说:Maybe we care because we care about the league and want it to be as good as it can be.
ModusTollens 说:Nope, the roster is relevant and it doesn't matter if someone is in a clan for 1 day or 1 year as long as he is on the roster.Plazek 说:Modus Tollens the relevance is obvious.
The fact that Nico has been in the clan well over a year is proof that he is a member of our clan and our team. It is proof that he is a legitimate player for us and that we were not attempting to cheat or engage in some form of corruption.
That seems to be your interpretation of the rule but doesn't mean it's the right one - you could also say, and I follow that interpretation, that only players on the roster are allowed to play (no additional addendum there).Plazek 说:The point of the rule is to stop cheaters and liars, not prevent legitimate players from playing.
Thusly in this particular example it seems clear that the rule is not in fact serving its intended purpose but punishing clans for legitimate behavior on account of overly harsh penalties for what is nothing more than an administrative error.
And I don't have to prove anything - even if your conspiracy-theories are pretty sad. At the time of the match you knew about the rules (and the "roster-rule" was already added before the actual start of or your sign-up for the tournament, no matter when the substitution-thread was recreated).Plazek 说:Oh and go prove that Sadnhappy is wrong about when the rules were implemented, oh wait you cannot there is no evidence, the post made on the 18th is the only mention of these rules. One would think what with the extreme confidence that Lust has in his other paperwork such as his rosters and logs that all his paperwork would be impeccable but on this occasion there is a gap however large or small you think it is and on this occasion it contributed to Sad's error.
The one responsible for your rosters ****ed up, nothing more and no administrative hoop jumping involved. Never said the rules are ideal, all I said was that it's impossible to test rules without actually using them (and they were there to read and discuss before the sign-ups ended).Plazek 说:You think giving out default wins for administrative hoop jumping failures is when a set of rules is working ideally? When a legitimate player plays for a clan and that clan is punished with a 20-0 default loss because of nothing but bureaucracy you think things are working perfectly?
I have no doubt about that. Whining and accusing the organisator after a rule is applied isn't helping though - discussing the rule isn't a problem but instantly changing them - especially for made-up reasons only applicable on one match - is not very constructive.Plazek 说:Maybe we care because we care about the league and want it to be as good as it can be.
You have still won the match, calling reasonable rules (see the 5vs5-tournament) unnecessary "bureaucracy" because it's unfavorable for you is just bull****.


Plazek 说:ModusTollens 说:Nope, the roster is relevant and it doesn't matter if someone is in a clan for 1 day or 1 year as long as he is on the roster.Plazek 说:Modus Tollens the relevance is obvious.
The fact that Nico has been in the clan well over a year is proof that he is a member of our clan and our team. It is proof that he is a legitimate player for us and that we were not attempting to cheat or engage in some form of corruption.
That seems to be your interpretation of the rule but doesn't mean it's the right one - you could also say, and I follow that interpretation, that only players on the roster are allowed to play (no additional addendum there).Plazek 说:The point of the rule is to stop cheaters and liars, not prevent legitimate players from playing.
Thusly in this particular example it seems clear that the rule is not in fact serving its intended purpose but punishing clans for legitimate behavior on account of overly harsh penalties for what is nothing more than an administrative error.
And I don't have to prove anything - even if your conspiracy-theories are pretty sad. At the time of the match you knew about the rules (and the "roster-rule" was already added before the actual start of or your sign-up for the tournament, no matter when the substitution-thread was recreated).Plazek 说:Oh and go prove that Sadnhappy is wrong about when the rules were implemented, oh wait you cannot there is no evidence, the post made on the 18th is the only mention of these rules. One would think what with the extreme confidence that Lust has in his other paperwork such as his rosters and logs that all his paperwork would be impeccable but on this occasion there is a gap however large or small you think it is and on this occasion it contributed to Sad's error.
The one responsible for your rosters ****ed up, nothing more and no administrative hoop jumping involved. Never said the rules are ideal, all I said was that it's impossible to test rules without actually using them (and they were there to read and discuss before the sign-ups ended).Plazek 说:You think giving out default wins for administrative hoop jumping failures is when a set of rules is working ideally? When a legitimate player plays for a clan and that clan is punished with a 20-0 default loss because of nothing but bureaucracy you think things are working perfectly?
I have no doubt about that. Whining and accusing the organisator after a rule is applied isn't helping though - discussing the rule isn't a problem but instantly changing them - especially for made-up reasons only applicable on one match - is not very constructive.Plazek 说:Maybe we care because we care about the league and want it to be as good as it can be.
You have still won the match, calling reasonable rules (see the 5vs5-tournament) unnecessary "bureaucracy" because it's unfavorable for you is just bull****.
1) So in your opinion bureaucracy > common sense.
2) So perhaps you would care to tell me what this rule is for? Surely it is not meant to punish fairness?
3) Conspiracy theories? This is just the date Sad believed to be when the new sub rules came into effect what with the dated forum topic dedicated to them.
4) Find any post made by me in this forum where I am "whining",
There's no bureaucracy involved. "Common sense" is an ambiguous concept - and yes, in my opinion, rules are better than referring to common sense in scenarios like that, since referring to common sense can mean anything (without providing any factual foundation - other than claiming something is "common sense").Plazek 说:1) So in your opinion bureaucracy > common sense.
To make sure only players play who are on the roster (and not people who use the same nick as it happened in the 5vs5). "Fairness" wasn't punished, you used a player who wasn't on the roster and therefore violated the rules.Plazek 说:2) So perhaps you would care to tell me what this rule is for? Surely it is not meant to punish fairness?
In the same thread where Lust already pointed out why was it recreated - beside from the, now, countless times Lust explained it. Still repeating it although one could and should know better is what conspiracy-theories and sad's claims have in common.Plazek 说:3) Conspiracy theories? This is just the date Sad believed to be when the new sub rules came into effect what with the dated forum topic dedicated to them.
I wasn't specifically pointing at you but the direction the thread took in general. On the other hand, the fact that it's still discussed under the aspect of changing the rules applied to your match against RN are considered "whining" by me; a concept I- it seems - use in a pretty broad sense since I'm using it often.Plazek 说:4) Find any post made by me in this forum where I am "whining",

Bite Me 说:Jesus people really do seem incapable of sticking on-subject.
Lust (and others who are interested), so far the suggested rule changes have been (as far as I can remember):
1. Instead of default win the whole match is replayed.
2. instead of default win the rounds in which the rules were broken are re-played.
3. Match is replayed with a player missing on the offending team.
4. Match is replayed whilst the non-rule breaking team can pick one or a couple of the opposing teams players not to play.
5. Instead of 20-0 default win only the rounds in which the rules were broken give a default win.
6. keep as they are (I put this in as at least one person had this opinion)
Now, in the interest of time, patience, and energy, why don't we move the discussion onto a more detailed analysis of the above suggestions to try and come up with the best solution?
Swordmaster 说:It might be a simple, unintentional, innocent error, which we all believe it is too, but still it won't change the fact that a rule was broken. Everybody has to follow the rules, even if you are one of the trustworthy people in this community.