[quote name='Konfusion']I don't know about you, but I don't want someone doing questionable things in a game with me just because there isn't a clear/specific rule against it. People need to know that it's not okay to do stuff like this and unless they know there are consequences, why not exploit things. As long as you're the first to find the hole in the rules, you are free to exploit it for one game, I guess. You are the commissioner and in the end the decision is up to you, I just want you to fully understand where I am coming from in this. If this is the way you want to run it, I respect that decision, but I can't say I agree.
Also, what does it mean when you say "warning strike"? Is that a warning before the first strike or is it an actual strike?[/QUOTE]
[quote name='GamerDude316']I would agree with this. And in addition, I feel like by giving him the first warning strike it makes it clear that this crap is not to be tolerated. With no strike, next time he has a CPU game (or a shot at a record against a human), whos to say he wont try that again knowing "I can get away with a warning here" and going for the records anyway? I dont see how thats a good situation either. Give him his warning strike so that he at least knows if he goes for records again he will have a 1 game suspension to serve and it may actually help in the long run. Just my $.02.[/QUOTE]
The problem is you guys aren't coming up with any reasonable suggestions other than "who cares...punish him!" I can't say enough that I don't disagree that CPU and human games should be approached the same way. But until recently, it really wasn't something we had to worry about very often.
But trying to say that people don't view CPU games the same as they view human games is silly. How many of you flip into the endzone against the CPU? Why do it? Because who cares. Now, I realize, that doesn't affect things like XP...but you get my point. It's just a different mentality. At least now, I have a backing where I can tell people they HAVE to approach the game the same way, instead of just that they "should".
As for "what's stopping him from doing it again and just taking his warning strike? Well...this is.
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*Commissioner reserves the right to immediately ban any player who goes out of his way to cause trouble and undermine the enjoyment of the league.
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If he's found to be doing it again, I'd say that's a pretty blatant offence of undermining the league and something he KNOWS he shouldn't be doing. So, in that way...if you want to call this a half-strike, fine, whatever. The way I see it, he's been warned about doing this...but it doesn't mean if he stands somebody up for a game or flips into the endzone against a human opponent that he gets suspended. It's meant to be a compromise...if anybody can find a way to appreciate that at all.