Don't penalize quitting a solo game in any manner

[MisterCranky]

I'm sorry if this has been suggested elsewhere -- a brief search didn't find any posts requesting the same idea. Sticking the red "quit" penalty icon on a player's profile, however temporarily, because the player quit a solo game? That's just dumb. Forcing the player to "propose to abandon" a solo game when the only person involved is themself is just silly.

I started a solo game of Feast of Odin to test out the idea that die rolling the same number 3 times in succession on a hunting or similar action might be happening with unexpected frequency. The first time I tested it, I rolled three sevens in rapid succession. My wife and I have been playing the game a lot lately, and have noticed this situation occurring. As soon as it happened in the solo game, I quit the game, satisfied that yes, there's almost certainly a flaw in the way the die rolls are being simulated in Feast, if not across the entire site.

What do I then see? The red penalty indicator has been applied to my account. For people who care about such things, I am now a pariah for however long the thing stays. It's stupid. Change it. Make me a pariah because I called the site stupid, if you like.

TL;DR - Get rid of solo game quitting penalty indicator.

[SiRan90]

There is no penalty indicator. If you go to the game table, yes it does say that the game was cancelled, however this doesn't show on your profile.

[Silene]

I don't see any red penalty indicator on your account.

Not sure whether your alleged observations about dice rolls can be trusted either Whenever I had a streak of unusual dice results, it eventually stopped.

[Jellby]

Solo games in all but a handful of games are in training mode. There's no penalty for quitting a game in training mode.

Even in the few games you can play solo in ranked mode, I believe you can quit without penalty. You can otherwise concede, or convert it to turn-based and let it be abandoned after a few weeks of inactivity.

[cigma]

Solo games in all but a handful of games are in training mode. There's no penalty for quitting a game in training mode.

The former training mode is called friendly mode since quite some time now.