World Eater Shadowboxing Player

World Eater player keeps shadowboxing during my movement and shooting phases My second round I was paired against a guy who went under an alias "Gitgud" and refused to say his real name "as it would grant you power over me like all demons do". Deployment and pregame talk went fine, then my movement phase happened. He started doing push ups, and shadowboxing while making woosh sounds. When I asked him to stop he just said "I don't have any movement or shooting defensive strats go nuts". I called a judge and he simply told them "The nails are biting" and sided with him. I flopped the game hard because I felt so off with him doing that losing 53-97 when he screamed "blood for the blood god!" at the top of his lungs then said "NEXT CHALLENGER" and walked away. How do I handle these situations better? Anyone explain why a judge would let this fly? Edit: I did not ask if he had autism but I dont think that warrants him doing that.

A Warhammer 40,000 player describes an opponent who shadowboxes, does push-ups, and makes whooshing sounds during movement and shooting phases. The opponent roleplays a World Eater berserker, shouting "blood for the blood god!" and "NEXT CHALLENGER," while the judge sides with him. The joke comes from exaggerated Warhammer roleplay and the absurdly disruptive behavior being treated as acceptable at a tournament, so the meme is used to mock over-the-top tabletop players and bizarre gaming stories. EN: A Warhammer 40,000 player describes an opponent who shadowboxes, does push-ups, and makes whooshing sounds during movement and shooting phases. The opponent roleplays a World Eater berserker, shouting "blood for the blood god!" and "NEXT CHALLENGER," while the judge sides with him. The joke comes from exaggerated Warhammer roleplay and the absurdly disruptive behavior being treated as acceptable at a tournament, so the meme is used to mock over-the-top tabletop players and bizarre gaming stories.

• @eternalclassic / 48786 2024-04-02