Hey folks,
Didn't know where to put this...
I recently had a casual game in which my opponent and I bumped into an infinite loop.--

He was trying to use his
Hrethel, Rider of Rohan against my mounted
Isengard Scout Troop..
(so while he was trying to get a +3, I cancelled that action because I wanted to win the skirmish and control a site).
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This went over, and over and over and no one wanted to give in because the game was even at the moment (I suppose the player who is apparently winning at the moment would normally give it up).
For casual games it could be ok because we could cancel the game (I also want to report my opponent for being an utter jerk and complete moron because he refused to cancel the game and kept doing this cycle mindlessly

--but that's another story).
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Now, what seems to worry me is, what happens if this shows up in a tourney/league game and it gets really crucial ? (say, site 9, perhaps
Gollum, Vile Creature against
Merry, Rohirrim Squire: the freeps letting gollum win the skirmish ends the game for the freeps -- e.g, by threat wounds or adding burdens)....

So, shouldn't there be an explicit common/gentlemen agreement about these situations, at least until in Gemp we could have additional validations (to not allow a same pair of actions --same fp action, then same shadow action--- more than 4 times)?
A childish player like my opponent, could even do this with
Lurtz, Servant of Isengard 's maneuver action, just to stall but keep the time running for both players!
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IMO, the free peoples would have to give in here because he/she does start actions after all.
So it's only fair that the fps does one, then the shadow does another (both players get equal amount of actions or passing).
This would be the temporary common agreement solution I can come up with (and of course, it would imply a CoC rule to punish those who do not follow this rule).
Any ideas/comments appreciated.
Best regards,