Play on the clock [LSJ]

Sten During told me that LSJ had said aprox this: In no way are a player allowed to use the remaining time as a factor when deciding how to play. Is this true? To be specific: If a player clearly will win in the end, but there's not enough time left to oust, can he make a loosing deal or something silly? /henrik isaksson

"henrik isaksson" <PLEASEDONTSP...@spray.se> wrote in message news:2mcjebF...@uni-berlin.de... [ quoted text not captured ] Does Sten have a citation? I have responded to questions that invoked the time limit before (in a play-to-win context). Google: "play to win" "time out" OR "call time" author:LSJ -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

"henrik isaksson" <PLEASEDONTSP...@spray.se> wrote in message news:<2mcjebF...@uni-berlin.de>... [ quoted text not captured ] I suppose it's false. Time limit is part of the game. It is used (widely ?) by judges to determine if a deal is fair or not. Not use it in a judgment on a deal would be ...silly ? inconsistent ? The sentence "Maximize his Vp's" in fact should add "...during the time left", but, in fact, it's already inside, because you have to maximize your vp, "...during the game", and not two hours after...;-)) Kamel Senni, Prince of Paris.