Ban request: georgetown
Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2022 8:35 pm
Replay Link: https://entgaming.net/findstats.php?id=12121235
Game Name: [ENT] HELLHALT TD #27
Your Warcraft III Username: linkz
Violator's Warcraft III Username: georgetown
Violated Rule(s): Leaving mid-game, losing attitude
Time of Violation (in-game or replay):
(11:59 / All) georgetown: !ff
(21:37 / Allied) georgetown: thats gg
(21:38 / All) georgetown: wp
(21:38 / All) |c006a5acdlinkz: georgetown has left the game voluntarily.
(36:30 / All) |c006a5acdlinkz: ggz sorry for orange
Any further thoughts: The game wasn't over when he left, they had a whole heal left, and potentially, through optimal play, could have reached endless or beated us, if we made mistakes, per say.
I am sorry to this person, that I have to submit a ban request, however this is not the fairest way to go on about playing a team-game, despite the low odds of winning the said game. Also, he left his teammates in a very unfavourable position, who actually tried to play very well afterwards, and performed good calls, however were overwhelmed by the uneven distribution of sends.
Game Name: [ENT] HELLHALT TD #27
Your Warcraft III Username: linkz
Violator's Warcraft III Username: georgetown
Violated Rule(s): Leaving mid-game, losing attitude
Time of Violation (in-game or replay):
(11:59 / All) georgetown: !ff
(21:37 / Allied) georgetown: thats gg
(21:38 / All) georgetown: wp
(21:38 / All) |c006a5acdlinkz: georgetown has left the game voluntarily.
(36:30 / All) |c006a5acdlinkz: ggz sorry for orange
Any further thoughts: The game wasn't over when he left, they had a whole heal left, and potentially, through optimal play, could have reached endless or beated us, if we made mistakes, per say.
I am sorry to this person, that I have to submit a ban request, however this is not the fairest way to go on about playing a team-game, despite the low odds of winning the said game. Also, he left his teammates in a very unfavourable position, who actually tried to play very well afterwards, and performed good calls, however were overwhelmed by the uneven distribution of sends.