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Re: conceding games
Posted: 10 September 2021, 17:03
by Jellby
Proclivitas wrote: ↑10 September 2021, 10:54It won't, they'll boost by playing against themselves with different accounts.
Except that is against BGA rules and could lead to suspension/banning, while just abandoning games is not.
But if two players want to cheat, they can easily use play together and use the chat (or an external service) to pass info.
Re: conceding games
Posted: 13 September 2021, 21:06
by Wreckage
Well, people can find ways to cheat with multiple accounts and such. But at least cheating would be the same as every other game on the site. The way it is now, ELO for hanabi is especially broken.
Re: conceding games
Posted: 20 September 2021, 20:40
by aghagh
Just a side note from another cooperative game's perspective. I play Pandemic mostly solo and sometimes I realize the game is already lost. For example, after realizing too late I discarted too many cards of one color before finding its cure. Under these circumstances I've conceded more than one game.
My point here is that forbidding conceding for all coop games as some players have suggested here because of their experience with Hanabi would not be the best approach for all coop games. In my opinion players should be able to collectively concede a game, all taking the elo penalty (or whatever). as a team The interface would be similar to abandoning a game, with all players agreeing to concede.
Re: conceding games
Posted: 23 September 2021, 14:44
by KKuchen
Angiepandaa wrote: ↑09 January 2021, 09:09
i was in a game with someone winning he did a wrong move and so concedes games...which made us both 9 points. this is completely absurd

that both players would lose points. the person conceding should get no points and otherr person should get the amount they would have won. other games do this...why does hanabi you both lose?
Suggest it in the bug forum!
It is a general problem on BGA that the ELO system should work different for cooperative games but it is made for all the other games.