So this is what happened at Flames of Europe.
I told the moderator about what happened
his suggestion- Remove the said units, and let the players work it out.
Well, this didnt work for me, since the units have been placed slowly over the last 5 turns, and have since then been involved in attacks and defenses.
And personally, I wouldnt want to continue any such game, unless it was concievable that it was a mistake, which is not the case when it happens repeatedly in a secretive manner over 5 turns of gaming.
So I emailed the culprit and posted the email on the game log, stating I had caught these errors and believed that they were purposeful cheating and that I believed he should forfeit or we could discuss the situation with the moderators.
Before I could also submit the email into the game log for a permanent public record, the server crashes and this error comes up…
Network Error (tcp_error)
A communication error occurred: “”
The Web Server may be down, too busy, or experiencing other problems preventing it from responding to requests. You may wish to try again at a later time.
Coincidence?
Probably… but a funny coincidence suggesting a conspiracy involving mysterious powerful forces…
Mateo
BTW, it was Gamer… He also pushes old women into ponds and stole all of the Russian Battleships from my Axis and allies board game.
actually, the ID is Lucius_Cardoc