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Flagging FAQ?
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Sonjaaa wrote
at 8:54 PM, Thursday April 23, 2009 EDT
People keep talking about flagging and whom I should or shouldn't attack. What is this all about. Are there detailed rules on flagging and basic flagging strategy? From what I can make out, it looks like a way to resign but keep a certain ranking?
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'dasfury' wrote
at 9:54 PM, Thursday April 23, 2009 EDT "flagging is a petition to end the game as is"
ryan (aka game creator) flagging is a touchy issue and many people have different views on it. typically if when somebody flags to you, you have a few options. you can accept the flag, not accept it, or remain indifferent to it. its usually nice to let your intentions towards the flag known though. |
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jimmycolorado wrote
at 10:11 PM, Thursday April 23, 2009 EDT Have a read of this thread I started: http://kdice.com/discussion/topics/44775818
The only flag I accept is when the little tick box is ticked, and they have actually selected their position. The verbal flagging in the chat box is NOT flagging... it is in fact asking for a truce, but under the guise of a flag. It's effectively forcing a truce, as the verbal flagger now expects the dominant player to not attack them, and if they do they cry foul... which is bullshit. Ticking the flag = flagging. Verbally flagging = truce, and shouldn't ever be respected. |
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inty wrote
at 1:17 AM, Friday April 24, 2009 EDT basically just don't flag.
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