Coin flips aren't activity wins, they're for when scheduling attempts from both parties were unsatisfactory. You did not initially provide a specific enough time, and you didn't show up at the time that you did suggest. Your opponent also failed to suggest any times, which is why I decided both parties were equally poor and warranted a coin flip.what's with the coin flip for activity win, i never got responses at times i would be awake as shown below:View attachment 875288
Coin flips aren't activity wins, they're for when scheduling attempts from both parties were unsatisfactory. You did not initially provide a specific enough time, and you didn't show up at the time that you did suggest. Your opponent also failed to suggest any times, which is why I decided both parties were equally poor and warranted a coin flip.
The limited scheduling that was done was in GMT -3 since that's what your opponent specified ("in gmt-3?") and there was no clarification thereafter. Your message "I'm online as cheese45" was sent at 2:57pm GMT +0, which is noon GMT -3. You may have had a case if you were online and waiting at 2pm GMT -3, but that simply is not the case.ok i understand that but i was there at the time i did suggest and was online and i was waiting for quite sometime before decided to say/message im online thinking they didn't know my showdown username or were running late.
Just looking at the conversation, the last timezone mentioned was GMT -3 and so I think the most reasonable interpretation of all the times said thereafter in in GMT -3. I would advise you to clarify what timezone you mean whenever you're scheduling. I personally like to use this tool (linked) that creates timestamps that automatically translate to the reader's timezone.that clears your decision a bit better. so to confirm you decided based on the GMT -3 not my time being GMT and it making 2pm look like 2pm for me in my timezone?im trying to understand the decision