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Scrap
• Sometimes due to connection, software, human errors, or game bugs, a game cannot be finished or is moving at a very slow pace. To end such a game prematurely referred to as ‘scrapping a game’, a vote must happen. Before scrapping a game, players should make multiple efforts to fix the problem including re-hosting the game, using alternate saves, rehosting the game on a different host / player, etc. Any behaviour other than merely calling a vote to scrap that may urge the other players to abandon the game – such as lagging on purpose, quitting before the vote has been fully carried out, or pressure other players to agree to a scrap – is considered an attempt to force a scrap. Attempting to force a scrap may result in a suspension of up to 30 days. This policy also applies to trying to force any outcome of any vote in a game.

• Vote result in order to scrap a game:
       • Turn 1-20: 2/3 majority
       • Turn 21-50: 3/4 majority
       • Turn 51-70: All but 1
       • Turn 71+: Unanimous

• Team-specific scrap rules:
       • Each team has one vote.
       • The team's vote is determined by a simple majority of the team's players.
       • Both teams must agree to a scrap if there are two teams for all turns.
       • If there are more than two teams, the threshold required to scrap are as stated above.

• There must be 10 turns between scrap votes, unless the game state changes
       • For example: a player quitting, sub coming in, or a relobby.
• The host must report a scrapped game to the #scrap_reporting channel.
• If a scrap was due to a player leaving/quitting, or some sort of technical issue, please let us know by adding that into the game report." 
subs: - rules about substitute players
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  "uses": 10942,
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  "content": "Scrap\n• Sometimes due to connection, software, human errors, or game bugs, a game cannot be finished or is moving at a very slow pace. To end such a game prematurely referred to as ‘scrapping a game’, a vote must happen. Before scrapping a game, players should make multiple efforts to fix the problem including re-hosting the game, using alternate saves, rehosting the game on a different host / player, etc. Any behaviour other than merely calling a vote to scrap that may urge the other players to abandon the game – such as lagging on purpose, quitting before the vote has been fully carried out, or pressure other players to agree to a scrap – is considered an attempt to force a scrap. Attempting to force a scrap may result in a suspension of up to 30 days. This policy also applies to trying to force any outcome of any vote in a game.\n\n• Vote result in order to scrap a game:\n       • Turn 1-20: 2/3 majority\n       • Turn 21-50: 3/4 majority\n       • Turn 51-70: All but 1\n       • Turn 71+: Unanimous\n\n• Team-specific scrap rules:\n       • Each team has one vote.\n       • The team's vote is determined by a simple majority of the team's players.\n       • Both teams must agree to a scrap if there are two teams for all turns.\n       • If there are more than two teams, the threshold required to scrap are as stated above.\n\n• There must be 10 turns between scrap votes, unless the game state changes\n       • For example: a player quitting, sub coming in, or a relobby.\n• The host must report a scrapped game to the #scrap_reporting channel.\n• If a scrap was due to a player leaving/quitting, or some sort of technical issue, please let us know by adding that into the game report.\" \nsubs: - rules about substitute players",
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