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If you flag to someone, does that mean you take a spot lower then them?
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happytoscrap wrote
at 5:15 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST
this has probably been discussed before, but i'm curious how everyone interprets this....and i don't know how to search for topics.
say blue flags to red. and then red gets annihilated by other people, is blue required to lag out in a crappy position? discuss. |
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captainLAGER wrote
at 5:24 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST than*
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FackFuce wrote
at 5:31 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST Depends on if red is a nice guy
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happytoscrap wrote
at 5:37 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST okay fack, i'll play your little hypotheticals.
say red is nice guy. say red is asshole. say red is someone you never seen before. now you have to answer three questions. :P |
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StormLord wrote
at 5:45 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST This is why you flag positions and not players.
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skrumgaer wrote
at 5:54 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST It means the two of you will end up with a combined finish worse than you would have had if you had not so flagged, because either you or the flagee will be punished on account of your flag, which will be regarded as a truce.
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FackFuce wrote
at 6:01 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST if red is nice --> blue flags below
if red is asshole --> blue waits for him to die. when red doesnt die blue has to lag out since he cant attack red. if red is unknown person --> blue flags below |
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jilm2 wrote
at 6:09 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST aflag = yes
pflag = no I dunno why this clear concept haven´t catched on. :-) |
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Gurgi wrote
at 10:38 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST If you flag to someone and you become stronger than them at any point of the game than backstab them asap
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Gurgi wrote
at 10:38 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST then* lol
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Troy11 wrote
at 10:56 PM, Tuesday January 5, 2010 EST yup, red kills blue all 3 which ways
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