Can I clean up my games history?

[Thielavision]

I’ve been obsessively trying to beat my high score of 35 in the solo game of Ark Nova. To that end I’ve logged hundreds of plays, but perhaps 90% of them I “conceded” at set-up. (I know that there’s very little chance of a top solo score when there’s no card synergy in the initial array.)

Is there any way to clear these unranked solo games from my games history? I know that I can filter them out of my own search results, but I’d prefer that they not be visible to other users. Not because I’m embarrassed, rather that they’re irrelevant to other players and present a skewed version of my BGA activity.

[Jellby]

If you could selectively remove games from your history, it would lend itself to an even more skewed view of any player's activity. So I expect and hope there is no way to do it.

[RicardoRix]

Quit solo games instead. They don't go into your history.

[Thielavision]

If you could selectively remove games from your history, it would lend itself to an even more skewed view of any player's activity. So I expect and hope there is no way to do it.

Again, only wanting to delete unranked solo games, since they don’t affect my stats against other players.

[Thielavision]

Quit solo games instead. They don't go into your history.

Thanks for the tip! I was afraid my reputation would be impacted by quitting instead of conceding.

TBH, I find this whole reputation mechanic kinda pointless, as I have no interest in playing with people I don’t already know. (So, I suppose all those conceded solo games don’t matter. They just jangle my OCD.)

[Jellby]

Again, only wanting to delete unranked solo games, since they don’t affect my stats against other players.

I don't say anything about your particular case, just that it makes sense that the option to remove games from history doesn't exist.

TBH, I find this whole reputation mechanic kinda pointless

The "reputation" is unaffected by whatever you do in solo games, or in unranked games. (Unless you start insulting other players, but that's a different thing.)