TROPICIEL3 wrote:Tan, random outbreaks such as; lack of energy, lack of access to the network, accidental shutdown of the computer by another person, accidental shutting down by the player, should not be a reason for discreditation, and unfortunately this happened in my case and my friend Rui.
I get that, but the short hunt itself wasn't the cause of DQ in this case if I'm not mistaken - it was the fact that you started another hunt within 30 minutes.
But as I already said: I believe that this rule should be slightly changed in future comps to be a little more forgiving while still removing intentional spawn mashing. You can see that I am not on the leaderboard and will not participate due to a lack of time, so I don't have any personal advantage from the unfortunate disqualification of Rudi and you. Still, I am convinced (from experience) that once a host bends his own rules, it means trouble. Sorry!
Anyway, I will remove myself from that discussion from now on since these shouldn't dominate the competition thread. As a host you're usually sorry about any DQs yourself, but you don't want the competition to be messed up by it.
@Rudi: I know you're disappointed, but you've shown real sportsmanship with your last post.