Well...no. Even if a rival sniper saw your bid coming in 'way early and entered a countersnipe, the highest bid would still win. And the countersniper doesn't know what your max is, so it's a proxy war of very short duration.
WarriorNun writes, "A few will slip through the cracks and that is probably an acceptable error rate...as opposed to the number of complaints they'd get from 'seasoned snipers' who had fine-tuned their snipes to just the right amount of seconds...only to have AS add 10 seconds to it, submit it, and then be outsniped by somebody with a higher bid that sniped at 4 seconds. Does that make sense?!?"
Well...no. Even if a rival sniper saw your bid coming in 'way early and entered a countersnipe, the highest bid would still win. And the countersniper doesn't know what your max is, so it's a proxy war of very short duration.
Well...no. Even if a rival sniper saw your bid coming in 'way early and entered a countersnipe, the highest bid would still win. And the countersniper doesn't know what your max is, so it's a proxy war of very short duration.