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| − | ''Robo de Noviembre'' is referred to a bug, supposedly premeditated, | + | ''Robo de Noviembre'' is referred to a bug, supposedly premeditated, that game suffered the night of November 8, 2012. |
=Context= | =Context= | ||
| − | [[Chile]] had opened an open campaign in [[Hawaii]], while [[Argentina]] had an open campaign in [[Otago]]. | + | Chile had active NE with USA. Argentina had it with New Zealand. [[Chile]] had opened an open campaign in [[Hawaii]], while [[Argentina]] had an open campaign in [[Otago]]. |
| − | If Argentina | + | If Argentina won in Otago, New Zealand should be erased to NE might send to any country (Chile, of course). |
| − | If Chile lost in Hawaii, lost border NE USA and could send to any country (Argentina, of course). | + | If Chile lost in Hawaii, he lost border and NE with USA, and he could send it to any country (Argentina, of course). |
=The problem= | =The problem= | ||
| − | Hawaii's campaign ended almost 15 minutes before the Otago. Chilean President and Congress | + | Hawaii's campaign ended almost 15 minutes before the Otago's campaign. Chilean President and Congress tried to send NE to Argentina, but they couldn't. |
| − | The NE of USA | + | The NE of '''USA with Chile''' had ended, but not the NE of '''Chile with USA'''. When Otago finished, the CP of Argentina could send NE without problems, because they had deleted New Zealand |
=Consecuence= | =Consecuence= | ||
==Immediate== | ==Immediate== | ||
| − | Multiple tickets were sent to the administration and the response was only one:'' 'Thank you for your report! The issue is fixed, can propose a new eChile Natural Enemy. "'' | + | Multiple tickets were sent to the administration and the response was only one: '''Thank you for your report! The issue is fixed, can propose a new eChile Natural Enemy. "''' sent seven hours later. |
| − | Multiple | + | Multiple demands have come from Chilean players, from class legal actions, block credit-card payments, threats of withdrawal of the game, article denouncing the fact and several insults against [[Plato]]. |
==Mediate== | ==Mediate== | ||
| − | At the end, Argentina is approving | + | At the end, Argentina is approving his NE 7 hours before Chile. |
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Robo de Noviembre is referred to a bug, supposedly premeditated, that game suffered the night of November 8, 2012.
Context
Chile had active NE with USA. Argentina had it with New Zealand. Chile had opened an open campaign in Hawaii, while Argentina had an open campaign in Otago. If Argentina won in Otago, New Zealand should be erased to NE might send to any country (Chile, of course). If Chile lost in Hawaii, he lost border and NE with USA, and he could send it to any country (Argentina, of course).
The problem
Hawaii's campaign ended almost 15 minutes before the Otago's campaign. Chilean President and Congress tried to send NE to Argentina, but they couldn't.
The NE of USA with Chile had ended, but not the NE of Chile with USA. When Otago finished, the CP of Argentina could send NE without problems, because they had deleted New Zealand
Consecuence
Immediate
Multiple tickets were sent to the administration and the response was only one: Thank you for your report! The issue is fixed, can propose a new eChile Natural Enemy. " sent seven hours later.
Multiple demands have come from Chilean players, from class legal actions, block credit-card payments, threats of withdrawal of the game, article denouncing the fact and several insults against Plato.
Mediate
At the end, Argentina is approving his NE 7 hours before Chile.
