What do you do in games you've shut your opponent out before they can concede?

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FrankJones
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Re: What do you do in games you've shut your opponent out before they can concede?

Post by FrankJones »

Fuchur wrote: 27 October 2025, 19:19 Do you enjoy these games where the other player has nothing to do ?

I guess that your partner didn't and won't probably play again against you (this is pure speculation), so you might have to wait longer to complete your tables (i guess that isn't any problem for splendor) -- but there are other games with extremely small playerbases.

Just wondering whether you want to play or only win.
It was a rated game. I would find it odd if someone became annoyed because a player in a rated game was ... playing to win.

Anyone who find it annoying when an opponent plays to win can certainly stick to friendly mode games.
Ceaseless
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Re: What do you do in games you've shut your opponent out before they can concede?

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Fuchur wrote: 27 October 2025, 19:19 Do you enjoy these games where the other player has nothing to do ?

I guess that your partner didn't and won't probably play again against you (this is pure speculation), so you might have to wait longer to complete your tables (i guess that isn't any problem for splendor) -- but there are other games with extremely small playerbases.

Just wondering whether you want to play or only win.
My opponent did nothing to warrant such harsh condemnation from you, as you already confessed to. Please don't insult them like that.

A quick glance at my profile reveals I have no concerns about finding tables. But no amount of difficulty in finding a table would excuse me knowingly allowing the sort of player you described be in one of my games. I don't permit that level of toxicity.
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