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NDRDOG · 11-14-2012, 03:01 AM

(11-14-2012 02:27 AM)worldfamous Wrote:
(11-13-2012 10:54 PM)NDRDOG Wrote: I have never encountered anyone who waited five days to turn in a report, show up to relieve me for my shift, or have to sit in a waiting room waiting for a Dr. to see me. This isn't real life it's a game and trying to scam the game is cheating and weak. You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig. Different stragies are par for the course in a strategy game but gaming the system by queue stacking or just not playing when there is a timer bug is out is cheating and should be handled as such. IMRO

If gaming the system is not real life, I don't know what is. Nothing you've described is outside of the rules, the system, or the current state of the system. In this life, there are sheep and there are wolves. Neither is inherently bad. The sheep goes about his business, moving along with the herd, while the wolf thinks out of the box, taking whatever the system will give him. Cue stacking is not the fault of the cue stacker, it is a fault in the system. As for the stallers, they're more likely just some sheep that have wandered off. Yes, there are those that drag out losses. In the long run, that's a losing play. Until they add random FT, I suggest you stack your cue. You can stack it without being abusive. As I've said many times here, just stack it until your P1s are equal to your P2s and all is equal. I've never had to start more than 3 games as P2, using that plan.

Are you saying a GAME should never get patched? This great game that we all love, outwitters, should still be in it's original release condition? I'm sure there were a lot more wolves then, I've even read on these very boards that not all of the bug fixes were welcome by everyone (wolves?). I guess your first sentence says it all, but this game is called outwitters, not outgamers. I would not want my children to grow up thinking that life is about seeing what you can take from the sheep and stay just within the letter of the law, or at least not get caught.