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Your Warcraft III username:xyu97
Violator’s Warcraft III username: Neon
Violated Rule(s): uploading dc game / flame
Time of Violation (in-game or replay): on level 7 when our teammate dc’d
Additional Information:
After the dc it was clear neither team dies on 7, but neon decided to play on and upload.Your Warcraft III username:xyu97
Violator’s Warcraft III username: Neon
Violated Rule(s): uploading dc game / flame
Time of Violation (in-game or replay): on level 7 when our teammate dc’d
Additional Information:
After the dc it was clear neither team dies on 7, but neon decided to play on and upload.Hi guys.
Firstly, we have the “Pause and discuss” Rule for dc’s for situations such as this.
In a scenario such as this where the person dc’d when the level had already started, it is worth just playing it out to show that you don’t die etc instead of just leaving, or even showing how close it would’ve been if the person who dc’d used their lumber.
Unfortunately you just left without pausing or clear confirmation of what the call is.Neon, even though there were communication issues this game and although you might’ve been unsure whether it was a normal game or a draw, you did upload the game without confirming the outcome. Even with Clipper saying draw at the end after his team left.
Both of you will be receiving your final warnings for these rule-breaks. Next occurrence of said rule-breaks will lead to an extended ban for both of you.
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