You get credit for winning against the player who quit but ties against all other players in the game. Ties are usually bad for my ELO.ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑23 January 2023, 21:18You still get ELO for winning since they quit based on the percent of the game completed so it’s not really a waste of time. They took negative ELO and a -10 Karma penalty which is fair. It’s only your opinion that despite you still being counted as the winner and they took their penalty that it’s a waste of your time.Flop Hecki wrote: ↑23 January 2023, 02:59If you quit after 10 minutes you have wasted 10 minutes of your opponents' time.ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑23 January 2023, 00:41
They actually chose to take a penalty and NOT waste your time.
Reporting players who block - just why?
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Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
Because it is against the site's code of conduct:ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑22 January 2023, 01:35Why should they be reported for quitting and starting a new game if they didn’t like playing with you and your style of gameplay?
They already took the penalty by quitting the game and getting -10 karma. Why should they get doubly punished? Give them a red thumb for your personal opinion if you want but it s not report worthy.
From the FAQ:
What is the code of conduct?
On Board Game Arena, you should not:
Run out of time on the game clock.
Leave a game in progress on purpose.
Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
I can't find it.dhnyny wrote: ↑25 January 2023, 20:07
When you create a game there's an inconspicuous link with the game options for you to add a "presentation," which is a text message that appears with the game's listing of open tables (assuming people are using "simple game" to find a game). So you could write something like "All blocking moves are welcome!" or "Casual game; no unnecessary blocking please" or whatever you want.
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Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
Lol well then that’s BGA’a own fault for implementing something for players to use that is against their own Code of Conduct. Since they allow it and give you a penalty for it already it would not make sense to further penalize.thg0724 wrote: ↑26 January 2023, 06:32Because it is against the site's code of conduct:ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑22 January 2023, 01:35Why should they be reported for quitting and starting a new game if they didn’t like playing with you and your style of gameplay?
They already took the penalty by quitting the game and getting -10 karma. Why should they get doubly punished? Give them a red thumb for your personal opinion if you want but it s not report worthy.
From the FAQ:
What is the code of conduct?
On Board Game Arena, you should not:
Run out of time on the game clock.
Leave a game in progress on purpose.
Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
I don't think giving a penalty means they "allow it". If you get a speeding ticket and pay the fine, that does not mean speeding "is allowed". On the contrary, the penalty (and the mention in the Code of Conduct) is indication that it is not allowed.
ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑26 January 2023, 22:16Lol well then that’s BGA’a own fault for implementing something for players to use that is against their own Code of Conduct. Since they allow it and give you a penalty for it already it would not make sense to further penalize.thg0724 wrote: ↑26 January 2023, 06:32Because it is against the site's code of conduct:ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑22 January 2023, 01:35
Why should they be reported for quitting and starting a new game if they didn’t like playing with you and your style of gameplay?
They already took the penalty by quitting the game and getting -10 karma. Why should they get doubly punished? Give them a red thumb for your personal opinion if you want but it s not report worthy.
From the FAQ:
What is the code of conduct?
On Board Game Arena, you should not:
Run out of time on the game clock.
Leave a game in progress on purpose.
Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
So, all the people who recognize this chance to increase their chances of winning and do not utilize it and practicing poor sportsmanship. I'm not sure I would go that far, but complaining about people who do make use of this strategy does sound to me like poor sportsmanship.
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ManonIronteeth
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Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
They’ve literally implemented a button for it, ergo they allow it. If they didn’t allow it then there would be no quit button and the only way to leave a game early would be to run out of time and be kicked. Since that’s not the case BGA does allow it.
Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
I do not see this quit button of which you speak.
ManonIronteeth wrote: ↑28 January 2023, 01:33They’ve literally implemented a button for it, ergo they allow it. If they didn’t allow it then there would be no quit button and the only way to leave a game early would be to run out of time and be kicked. Since that’s not the case BGA does allow it.
Re: Reporting players who block - just why?
At the bottom of Table Configuration. It says:thg0724 wrote: ↑26 January 2023, 06:36I can't find it.dhnyny wrote: ↑25 January 2023, 20:07
When you create a game there's an inconspicuous link with the game options for you to add a "presentation," which is a text message that appears with the game's listing of open tables (assuming people are using "simple game" to find a game). So you could write something like "All blocking moves are welcome!" or "Casual game; no unnecessary blocking please" or whatever you want.
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You click on [modify] to add a "presentation" message.