Reasonable waiting period

[Antoni Chmielowski]

All ROE #9 does is set the criteria for claiming, the level of victory you want to claim is up to you.

If you want to claim a draw then thats what you do, if you want to claim a Major Victory, again thats up to you.

Rule #9 gives it three weeks.
I've had games abandoned for up to six months! 99% never that long a period of time. :eek1:

It depends on the opponent. Or, if I forget a game (or two) that I was playing. :smoke:

Just follow the Rule #9 instructions?



HSL

Yes, Rule #9 is very clear.

My question was slightly off-topic though... I was wondering what to do as in both my cases I had pretty much played a third of the scenario, some 6 out of 18 turns or so... I guess I was asking as when to apply Rule #9 regarding turns played...

Registering Major Victory seemed somehow undeserved? Registering a Draw gives the opposite side points even less deserved?

Having played at least half way through the scenario would have seemed more deserving. As I mentioned, the motivation to register the game has to do with a wish to appear as a legitimate player to others (ie. as some who does more than just babbles on and on in the MB :) )

A good rule of thumb is of course not to do anything one has second thoughts about. Maybe I should just delete the files and move on.

Thanks!

- Herr Kreuzung