@Quinn @Saphiro
That's not how it works lads. Yes, I think a lot of people on these forums have experienced the bad side of the Nr4 in certain occasions and I am pretty sure the Nr4 themselves know they are not the most liked group of people in the community but this has nothing to do with the decision at hands. If you want the final result of your league to reward the nicest group of people, let's give the title to the 33rd and call it a day. If you accept a regiment, no matter its reputation, you accept to treat them equally to all the other regiments.
I'm not one to reward or encourage toxicity and I don't know to which extend it happened in your match but there are rules covering that aspect of the competition too. You wanna make a stand for it? Go ahead, if there were borderlines behaviours in your match from the Nr4, they should be punished appropriately like in any other competition but don't use it as a way to strengthen the rest of your argument because these two are entirely unrelated.
As far as Feezy's rule break is concerned, the rules are clear on what happens when someone uses a forbidden modification. We are literally talking about someone who had access throughout the whole match to the whole enemy regiment's players health. Yes, the chances the 1er as a whole benefited from it largely is uncertain, not to say unlikely nevertheless, the smallest of detail or advantage can snowball into something much bigger and given the scoreline, it's entirely normal to give these three points to the Nr4. There would be a case to be made if the score had been 8-2 or 9-1 for the 1er but not here. Regardless of how shitty it is that one regiment as a whole gets punished for the mistake of one of its players, it's their responsibility to make sure every players are aware of the rules and follow them. I put myself in the Nr4's shoes tonight and I find the decision extremely unfair and potentially at risk of damaging the integrity of the entire competition.
I know Lindblom is a fair person and that meant well in changing that rule/decision but that doesn't make it any more acceptable from my perspective.
