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concede at any point during a match
Posted: 03 August 2022, 14:19
by elfosardo
I see it's not possible to concede a match if less than 50% is "completed"
Not sure how's that is calculated or what's the reasoning behind that, but I think it would be fair to be able to concede at any point.
Re: concede at any point during a match
Posted: 03 August 2022, 14:44
by Joe
Might it be a way to prevent someone repeatedly creating new games and abandoning them after 1 turn? Don't know myself, so...
Re: concede at any point during a match
Posted: 03 August 2022, 15:53
by Tisaac
elfosardo wrote: ↑03 August 2022, 14:19
I see it's not possible to concede a match if less than 50% is "completed"
Not sure how's that is calculated or what's the reasoning behind that, but I think it would be fair to be able to concede at any point.
That's a global bga rule. Progression is computed depending on the number of obtained medals vs target medals
Re: concede at any point during a match
Posted: 12 August 2022, 20:37
by twenty9oh7
I guess I've never tried it in a 2-player game, but I believe that you can propose to "collectively abandon" the game at any point so long as your opponent is willing to do so.
Re: concede at any point during a match
Posted: 12 August 2022, 21:15
by Tisaac
twenty9oh7 wrote: ↑12 August 2022, 20:37
I guess I've never tried it in a 2-player game, but I believe that you can propose to "collectively abandon" the game at any point so long as your opponent is willing to do so.
That's not the same, game is cancelled in this case whereas when a player concede, the other has a full victory.
Re: concede at any point during a match
Posted: 12 August 2022, 21:21
by twenty9oh7
Tisaac wrote: ↑12 August 2022, 21:15
twenty9oh7 wrote: ↑12 August 2022, 20:37
I guess I've never tried it in a 2-player game, but I believe that you can propose to "collectively abandon" the game at any point so long as your opponent is willing to do so.
That's not the same, game is cancelled in this case whereas when a player concede, the other has a full victory.
Yes, that is correct. I should have clarified that my response only answered how to leave the game prior to 50%, but it is not a true concession since no winners are decided. Thanks for adding that Tisaac!