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ruinsed sets!

Posted:
Thu Apr 19, 2007 2:01 am
by The Kidd
What do you guys think about ruined sets from one of your friends???? I went to a party tonight picked a target played game to the "T" and at the end of the night one of the guys which im good friends with wanted me to hook up with a completely different girl and wanted to get the girl i had been setting all night which was all for coming home with me and ruined it all.... what does anyone have to say about this?? im furious...

Posted:
Thu Apr 19, 2007 10:39 am
by quipster
you and your friend should make grounds on whats going to happen before hand so it wont mess up logistics or ruin sets.
-quip

Posted:
Thu Apr 19, 2007 1:56 pm
by Welsh_Dragon
That is bullshit. Plain and simple.
I would have taken issue with this guy as soon as he suggested the alternative plan. I am not a big fan of AMOG tactics and rarely if ever use them but I would absolutely have done so in the scenario you describe.
If you had solid attraction built then it should have been easy to blow this "friend" guy out. I would also reconsider hanging out with him due to the lack of respect.

Posted:
Thu Apr 19, 2007 2:00 pm
by Rhody
This thread made me wonder if there was a post somewhere about wing rules. Your wing should never AMOG you (unless you really deserve it or he's trying to save you from something). And he shouldn't put his own set over yours. A good list of rules from some experienced members would help, because we have quite a few members who are new to the community.

Posted:
Fri Apr 20, 2007 12:31 am
by warriorpoet
quipster wrote:you and your friend should make grounds on whats going to happen before hand so it wont mess up logistics or ruin sets.
-quip
yep
your social group is your responsibility. its up to you to make sure youre out with the right people and that everyone is on the same page

Posted:
Thu Apr 26, 2007 12:49 pm
by switch
Rhody wrote:This thread made me wonder if there was a post somewhere about wing rules. Your wing should never AMOG you (unless you really deserve it or he's trying to save you from something). And he shouldn't put his own set over yours. A good list of rules from some experienced members would help, because we have quite a few members who are new to the community.
its in Mystery's new book.. good read
-switch

Posted:
Tue May 01, 2007 8:26 am
by Suave
Man that doesn't sound like a wingman to me. It sounds like just a friend who you know who knows nothing of the game.
Next time I wouldn't let him ruin it like that. Try to isolate her, or just put him in check. (AMOG)
I would also be pissed had something like this happened to me.