Quote from Zombie on the 29th of August 2009:
Pretty much exactly what Insano said. You never mentioned anything about Vekta playing until after you were suspended, which was like 4 days after.
I, for one, was not aware that Vekta was considered "Ineligible" to play. How is it that you can have a Bot that scans the server and points out "Smurfers" but not those who are "Ineligible". Pretty sure it can be done and has completely baffled me as to why it is not done since I had not known or approved Vekta playing.
However, I have no problem with CBC being in the #1 spot as I feel they deserve it.
Quote from Captain Insano on the 29th of August 2009:
accepted the latest possible time we offered and don't even plan to turn up. You're just being an arsehole so it will close to two weeks before we get another CG match.
Actually, I accepted Wednesdays because it was our only available day. As it is, we are only able to play two days of the week, and one of those days in this upcoming week I have to work on, so it was a pretty easy decision for me to make.
Quote from Captain Insano on the 29th of August 2009:
If common sense was applied to that rule then wouldn't there be no issue because you played the whole match and chose not to dispute it?
Again, I wasn't aware that he was Ineligible, nor was I informed by the other team. If you are going to enforce the rules to the letter, then I believe we should have won that game on a forfeit as I, the captain of the opposing team, had not accepted this 'Ineligible' player to participate.
Quote from Captain Insano on the 29th of August 2009:
And a white list for the server is a bad idea and would be hard to organise.
Please refer to
http://live.gotgames.com.au/ - Their servers are not passworded, and only allow those who are SCHEDULED to play to join, otherwise you just get auto-kicked, hence I have to say it is NOT hard to organise, nor a "bad idea". May I add, that was coded by ONE person, clearly not too difficult...
And here's another thing. What is to stop someone from using another person's account to play a match, since your "Super-intelligence-auto-ban-scanning-machine" only looks at SteamID's. It seems you are falling behind the Eight-Ball using archaic methods of rule enforcement...
tldr; version:
Long story short, it's a stupid predicament to be in, You either enforce the law to the letter, or you allow for some common sense to be applied. It seems you have done both however...
Hard-Line: Banned for spectating a Ready-up and then leaving
Common Sense: Allowing someone Ineligible to play.
I'm not fussed, we'll play TBC with our reserve line-up. Or I could just add someone to my roster and use him and ignore the "Ineligible" status as that rule seems to not be enforced.
Again, CBC are cool, very skilled players with an easy-go attitude, and I'm not having a dig at them, it's more me having a dig at the rules and TBC's attitude.
Edited once, 29/8/09 - 11:22am.
Posted on Saturday, 29th August 2009