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Is there some huge problem to just releasing the source code so anyone can update it as they see fit? It's not like anyone's going to make boatloads of money from it or anything.

Apologies if this is already a tiebreaker, but is number of cards on table considered for any of the tiebreakers? Problem is I'm not sure who should win - more or less cards on table.

As far as untimed games, thats not realistic. Hayes and Twigg played a 5 hour match once. That is absurd and was the reason we have times. Yeah there needs to be a time limit, but 1:15 seems kinda short for a pressure-packed finals match. I'd say at least 1:30 per game, and if possible maybe set as...

What was the time limit?

Walter Crunkite wrote:How many boxes would you need to purchase to have a reasonable chance of getting a complete Japanese ANH set?

Want to go in on some or something?

Risk/reward. Does new lore add enough to the game to justify risking a lawsuit? Probably not.

Psycho Bob wrote:The PC is now allowed to create its own lore or rewrite lore or write in lore or gametext that refers to non-SW:CCG but SW/LFL related items.

I think you mean not allowed? ugh beaten

Or if he doesn't have time to update it in a timely fashion, could it be made open source? I think there are a few of us on here who could make updates in short order. It looks like it's built on a database structure, so we just need to update some tables, I think?

Tyler Vastag = tvas27

Beat you Tyler!!

is there a rule against murdering your opponent in the middle of the game? there doesn't need to be a rule to tell us that something this obvious is "cheating." I think one thing this thread proves is that there does. I agree it should be cheating, but cheating means breaking a rule, so if it's not...

The thing that I can't get past is the different slips to deliberately deceive opponents. This is blatant cheating. Which rule does it break? is there a rule against murdering your opponent in the middle of the game? there doesn't need to be a rule to tell us that something this obvious is "cheatin...

The thing that I can't get past is the different slips to deliberately deceive opponents. This is blatant cheating. Which rule does it break? If there's not a specific rule that it breaks, I definitely think there should be one. I don't know how restrictive it needs to be, but at a minimum I think ...

I would've volunteered before but I didn't know it was going to be an issue.

I'd totally scan these in at work too... the problem is I never really figured out what network drive the scanned PDFs go to, so for the longest time I've been asking one of the support staff to scan stuff for me and then e-mail me the results... that'd just be embarassing for SW decklists :-) Heh,...

There is also nothing in the tournament guideline about me stealing a card from your deck while you're not looking, and then causing you a game loss when I point out that you don't have 60 cards. This doesn't mean its not against the rules and in bad taste. I think we've all pretty much agreed it's...

So I don't know how you all play, but I feel that if I use Monnok, the burden of enforcement is on me. I take my opponents hand, remove doubles and then look through the rest of the hand to figure out what they have to work with. That's how I feel too, but it seems like if we put up a poll it would...

I also have access to a high speed scanner at work. If decklists were required to be typed, I could scan them in and have them uploaded in short order. I think. I could probably scan these at work too (on a weekend so I don't hold up people waiting to use it for real work). It's one of those multi-...

I'm a little late to the party (the party being both this thread and the game of SWCCG as a whole), but it seems to me that the simplest rule for things like this would be that the person who plays a card is responsible for ensuring that it is carried out properly. That would mean for Monnok, the pl...

Wow Game 5 is when the heavy weights started playing each other Shaw vs. Hunter M. French vs. Chu Desai vs. Pistone Game 1 actually had 4 of the final 8 playing each other (Garrett vs. Hunter and Raveling vs. Chu) We dropped the spies from WYS and played more smugglers As for WYS, I tried it in Day...