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Why do people refuse a forfeit in Backgammon?
Posted: 12 April 2024, 22:14
by Ploppy_McPloppy
As per the subject, what possible reason is there to refuse a forfeit in Backgammon when played to 1 point.
And now in new format, can't concede the game, so stuck in a losing situation wasting time.
Stupid.
Re: Why do people refuse a forfeit in Backgammon?
Posted: 13 April 2024, 02:20
by euklid314
Not being able to concede was a bug with the progress bar. This bug has been fixed now - I have already conceded games and in my most recent game (#499190849) my opponent just conceded.
If you resign via flag this should also be automatically accepted if you resign the maximum. However cares should write a feature request on that.
In a 1-point games (e.g. Arena) a resignation of a single game should be accepted automatically. Of course you still need to have 50% progress in the game - otherwise people will use it to ELO cheat.
Re: Why do people refuse a forfeit in Backgammon?
Posted: 13 April 2024, 14:43
by CheekyBandit
I am playing a game which I have clearly lost and my opponent keeps refusing a forfeit. This is clearly rude and should result a karma penalty.
Re: Why do people refuse a forfeit in Backgammon?
Posted: 14 April 2024, 17:55
by Ploppy_McPloppy
CheekyBandit wrote: ↑13 April 2024, 14:43
I am playing a game which I have clearly lost and my opponent keeps refusing a forfeit. This is clearly rude and should result a karma penalty.
Yes!
Re: Why do people refuse a forfeit in Backgammon?
Posted: 14 April 2024, 18:07
by Bray
What does it look like to the opponent? It's possible that a combination of vague wording and language barriers makes it look like you want them to forfeit.