Turbo wrote:Christen57 wrote:Turbo wrote:----Also on a side note players should be strongly advised to visit the rules and penalties page of this site( (for instance the first thing in announcements) so they don’t get frozen etc. for something they did not mean maliciously - I don't believe that non regular players are that aware and should be given more of an opportunity to be more aware.
The rule page literally says "The information contained here is subject to change without prior notice. It's your responsibility to stay up to date."
That literally means
it's your responsibility to stay up to date.
I understand Christen, I was just saying we could give the other players more of an opportunity to know these rules. I was not thinking about myself here really , I was thinking about all players in this community and the players that would join us in the future.
Also please do read post#33 as what i am advocating for right now is mentioned in it. The earlier posts in the topic was pretty much preliminary work just to understand what should happen. Thanks
I still don't get it. What exactly is your issue?
If your opponent is playing and you have no response, just say "no hand traps" or something like that so they can play and keep the game running fast and smooth.
If your opponent is playing and you have a response, say "wait" and decide if you want to response or not, or if you want to give them the "ok".
If your opponent is playing and you have a response, but can only respond at a certain time, and can still allow your opponent to keep playing for a while before you can respond, let your opponent know to start asking you if it's okay for them to continue after they reach that point. For example, if you have Nibiru in hand and no other response, tell your opponent to keep playing but let you know once they've normal/special summoned 5 or more monsters and then start asking if you have a response.
If you're playing and you think your opponent may have a response but they're lagging, this means that what happens on their screen will take some time to appear on your screen, so playing a little slowly allows them and their screen to "catch up" to what is going on in real time.
If you're lagging too much, it might just be better to leave the game and spare both you and your opponent the trouble of trying to figure out what to do about your slowness and lag.
If you're playing and you think your opponent may have a response, just ask if it's "ok?" If they don't response, decide if you should call a judge or just keep playing. If you choose to keep playing and they come back and said they wanted to respond, rewind the game state to try and fix the issue. If for whatever reason that doesn't work, call a judge and resolve things from there.