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A change for Top Ten in ladder rules
Posted by
webmaster
(moderator) 25 Feb 2009 5:43pm
From updated Ladder rules:
"For Top Ten players only: challenges made at the end of the month (after the 23rd of each month) need to be played within 48 hours! This rule assures that Top Ten players do not evade formal challenges at the end of the month - the most important time for Ladder competitions".
See here how to negotiate a formal challenge effectively using the public challenge negotiations area.
Change for Top 10 Ladder Rules
Posted by
thegreenweiner
(VIP) 4 Mar 2009 2:41pm
I don't mind this change as long as GC is going to police it properly. If the higher ranked player replies with a different time and the lower ranked player doesn't show, then will the challenge be removed immediately? A 48 hour time frame doesn't leave much time for negotiation and for removal if the challenger doesn't show up.
Thx.
Change for Top 10 Ladder Rules
Posted by
scott_412
12 Mar 2009 1:31am
LOL
Now get rid of the little X they all hide behind.
lol i agree
Posted by
MrTimmy
(VIP) 21 Mar 2009 10:52pm
get rid of the on invitation only, make things interesting... to many people hide behind it
Why don't we
Posted by
scott_412
11 Apr 2009 9:05am
XXX ::: XXX ::: XXX ::: All I seem to see. I thought we were going to get rid of this little guy. COME ON !! Make it fun for all of us
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