Originally posted by TyrannosauruschexI take skulls in the hardcore grand tournaments whether I'm winning or losing because you have 21 days timebank with a zero day timeout period. If you can't finish the game without losing all of your timebank, you shouldn't be in the tournament.
I try not to too often, the last games I remember winning on time were against players who were definately not moving in the games - and even then it was the auto timeout that happens in tournaments rather then my own hand.
Originally posted by Evey HammondWell said.
My own rule on skulling...
Is it a clan game?
Am I buddies w/my opponent?
If it is a clan game and I've had no dialogue, I use the skull mercilessly...however, if it's friendly...buddy game, I never use a skull.
🙂
No reason to dirty the other guy, this is a game and if your opponent enjoys the game too then both players are better off. You can learn from losing a game too, I've been told. Although I can't seem to manage that...😞
Tourneys are a little more intense, I don't believe anyone would expect you to refrain from clicking the skull in those...
Originally posted by Dutch DefenseMy feeling is that if somebody presents me with a skull in those tournaments that they were probably not really that comitted to playing that speed anyway, fortunately I am a fairly quick player so tend to have finished most games long before the timeout period gets close.
I take skulls in the hardcore grand tournaments whether I'm winning or losing because you have 21 days timebank with a zero day timeout period. If you can't finish the game without losing all of your timebank, you shouldn't be in the tournament.
