If I have something to say to another player, but don't want any other
player hear, can I tell him without telling anyone else, or is this
forbidden under some rule? SO many times I've wanted to deal with
someone and not have my prey or predator or someone know...
~SV
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All communication is to be done so that all players can understand it.
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LSJ expounded:
> vermillian wrote:
> > If I have something to say to another player, but don't want any other
> > player hear, can I tell him without telling anyone else, or is this
> > forbidden under some rule? SO many times I've wanted to deal with
> > someone and not have my prey or predator or someone know...
>
> All communication is to be done so that all players can understand it.
("understand" in this context includes hearing as well as language)
Just to clarify that - if you miss something, do they have to repeat it?
If not, can I deliberately speak at the same time as someone else when
a) I won't be heard by everyone?
or
b) it will distract the person I am talking to? (so they don't hear
someone else)
If the above is 'yes and no.no' then how do you tell whether someone
deliberately said something so that someone else wouldn't hear?
Timlagor wrote:
> LSJ expounded:
>>>vermillian wrote:
>>>>>If I have something to say to another player, but don't want any other
>>>player hear, can I tell him without telling anyone else, or is this
>>>forbidden under some rule? SO many times I've wanted to deal with
>>>someone and not have my prey or predator or someone know...>>
>>All communication is to be done so that all players can understand it.>
>
> ("understand" in this context includes hearing as well as language)
> Just to clarify that - if you miss something, do they have to repeat it?
Yes.
>
> If not, can I deliberately speak at the same time as someone else when
> a) I won't be heard by everyone?
> or
> b) it will distract the person I am talking to? (so they don't hear
> someone else)
>
> If the above is 'yes and no.no' then how do you tell whether someone
> deliberately said something so that someone else wouldn't hear?
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Timlagor <Timlagor...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:<MPG.19f5c0c1a...@news.freeserve.com>...
> > All communication is to be done so that all players can understand it.
>
> ("understand" in this context includes hearing as well as language)
> Just to clarify that - if you miss something, do they have to repeat it?
>
> If not, can I deliberately speak at the same time as someone else when
> a) I won't be heard by everyone?
> or
> b) it will distract the person I am talking to? (so they don't hear
> someone else)
>
> If the above is 'yes and no.no' then how do you tell whether someone
> deliberately said something so that someone else wouldn't hear?
"...."
Um. Do you sit around thinking this sort of stuff up? I mean, if you
have that sort of free time there's better things to do than this.
Learn a language, do charity work or something. Seriously, this sort
of question is more anal than a prison shower scene.
I'm probably just jealous- I don't have ny time to even play teh game
at teh moment and i'd give my left nut for four straight hours to
construct the three decks i've got scribbled down on the back of
envelopes.
How about some strategy articles? Or some analysis of the tournament
winning deck archive, that's always good.
Matt Green
> Um. Do you sit around thinking this sort of stuff up? I mean, if you
> have that sort of free time there's better things to do than this.
> Learn a language, do charity work or something. Seriously, this sort
> of question is more anal than a prison shower scene.
LOL. Although I don't support your attack on Tim (although it may sound
paranoïd, this sort of situation can happen especially in a big tournament
in a foreign country), I must say that sentence will have to be remembered
in some... annals ? ;-)
Reminds me (please sensible people don't read what follows) when I said this
french singer / murderer in a lituanian jail was in deep shit and my friend
answered : "no, it's that lituanian rapist behind him who's in deep shit" !
Bleuarrgh...
Not Orpheus, someone took over my computer. I'm not that kind of guy !!
mgreen02 expounded:
> Timlagor <Timlagor...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:<MPG.19f5c0c1a...@news.freeserve.com>...
>
> > > All communication is to be done so that all players can understand it.
> >
> > ("understand" in this context includes hearing as well as language)
> > Just to clarify that - if you miss something, do they have to repeat it?
...
> Um. Do you sit around thinking this sort of stuff up? I mean, if you
> have that sort of free time there's better things to do than this.
> Learn a language, do charity work or something. Seriously, this sort
> of question is more anal than a prison shower scene.
No it happened ni a tournament a few weeks ago -someone made a deal that
I didn't hear because I was talking to someone else and wouldn't tell me
what the deal was (I don't think it was actually terribly important but
it was irritating).
LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote in message news:<3F8BE647...@white-wolf.com>...
> Timlagor wrote:
> > LSJ expounded:
> >
> >>vermillian wrote:
> >>
> >>>If I have something to say to another player, but don't want any other
> >>>player hear, can I tell him without telling anyone else, or is this
> >>>forbidden under some rule? SO many times I've wanted to deal with
> >>>someone and not have my prey or predator or someone know...
> >>
> >>All communication is to be done so that all players can understand it.
> >
> >
> > ("understand" in this context includes hearing as well as language)
> > Just to clarify that - if you miss something, do they have to repeat it?
>
> Yes.
Would this be true if I have forgotten a deal that two other players
made? Do they have to inform me of the conditions if I ask them?
/Henrik
vermillian expounded:
> And remember folks, if no one but the person to whom you're
> communicating knows you're talking in a secret language, then it's not
> illegal. :)
Since I've already been accused of having too much time to make petty
distinctions..
yes it is. You just won't get caught (unless one of you says something
foolish to give it away).