I could make my personal record, but my opponent concede victory :( So frustrating

[Maxime Chi]

I could make my personal record with this game, but my opponant has conceded victory

So frustrating.

This game is a 1/5000 maby...

[FrankJones]

I'm not sure that's going to be all that high-scoring of a game. You don't have much going for End-round goals or your bonus card. You have the wrong food; I'm not sure why you have a fish when you haven't played Killdeer yet.

How many points are you thinking you would have scored here?

Also, Raven, Killdeer and a repeater (mockingbird or Catbird) happens way more often than 1 in 5000 games.

[Meeplelowda]

I'm not sure that's going to be all that high-scoring of a game.

The score doesn't have to be high in order for it to be a personal record. I could set a PR for my 5K and be really happy about it even if it is 6 minutes slower than the world record. You probably didn't intend it, but unless you looked at their game history and are expressing an opinion that they were not likely to break their personal record, what you're saying sounds like you think they shouldn't care because their score wouldn't have been impressive even if it was a personal record.

[FrankJones]

I'm not sure that's going to be all that high-scoring of a game.

The score doesn't have to be high in order for it to be a personal record. I could set a PR for my 5K and be really happy about it even if it is 6 minutes slower than the world record. You probably didn't intend it, but unless you looked at their game history and are expressing an opinion that they were not likely to break their personal record, what you're saying sounds like you think they shouldn't care because their score wouldn't have been impressive even if it was a personal record.

True, I don't know what the OP's personal record is. I was merely trying to point out that the setup might be overvalued. Depending on how often the game is played with the power birds included, I wouldn't be surprised if that specific setup fell short of a player's personal record.

I agree with the OP being frustrated that the game was conceded - that would irritate me too.

OP's personal record is 127 (or more, I stopped looking when I Saw the 127). I don't see that game becoming a 128.

[illy831]

The score doesn't have to be high in order for it to be a personal record. I could set a PR for my 5K and be really happy about it even if it is 6 minutes slower than the world record.

Wow, you're fast!

Yeah, it's for reasons like these that I do not concede games. If my opponent is having an all-timer, let 'em enjoy it. Unless they specifically ask in the chat to call it so they can move on.

[Ceaseless]

A functional early game power 4 is pretty much an auto win vs any normal hand. It's not much of a game, just one player's insane cards dominating the other. While the game itself was poorly played, it still doesn't change the massive gap in hand levels made things very one-sided. I can see why the opponent would choose to concede.

[FrankJones]

A functional early game power 4 is pretty much an auto win vs any normal hand. It's not much of a game, just one player's insane cards dominating the other.

Agreed, which begs the question of, why bother playing with the power 4 if it's just an auto-concede as soon as it hits 50%.

[Ceaseless]

A functional early game power 4 is pretty much an auto win vs any normal hand. It's not much of a game, just one player's insane cards dominating the other.

Agreed, which begs the question of, why bother playing with the power 4 if it's just an auto-concede as soon as it hits 50%.

But you get to beat up on players when you're the lucky one to get it and not them. Or you can hope that your opponent doesn't know how to play the cards and puts them in the wrong spot. It mostly seems to be a beginner abuse format; the most practical use I've seen for it is showing off the absurdity of the power 4 themselves.

[Archisian]

I could make my personal record with this game, but my opponant has conceded victory

So frustrating.

This game is a 1/5000 maby...