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When 2 tribes go to war
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29-10-2006 10:05am#1Well not quite.. but thought i'd continue the theme
On occasion someone decides to single us out for verbal attention for one reason or another i.e. we get unlucky, we play a hand badly etc etc.
Best option
A. Give it back to em.
b. Disable chat
c. Keep the chat there but don't respond
or do u have a different response.
My own thinking is that it depends on the verbal abuser - if I can turn his intention to throw me off my game back in his face I'll do so, but had 1 case last nite where the guy seemed to thrive off this approach so I ended up disabling chat s.thng I rarely do but the guy though a d-head seemed like a reasonable player(unusual but dangerous combination) and the verbal sparring seemed to be benefitting him more than me tbh, prob a part of his strategy.
Anyway just wondering what people's thoughts r on this?0
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