It doesn't seem right to me
Posted: 25 February 2025, 23:46
I'm 51 years old, two children and a wife (much more demanding than the children
) I don't think I'm the only one here!? There are situations where you are forced to abandon a match even if you don't want to, out of respect for your opponent.
However, you are penalized by removing the possibility (among the various penalties) of replying to your opponent in chat at the end of the game (for example to thank him for the fun shared. Banalizing: "GG" so to speak). I find it excessive.
There is a risk of passing off as rude people who are not rude and who have the sole fault of not being able to complete a game due to greater forces (let's say so).
For this reason I would ask you to consider maintaining the penalties already foreseen and to eliminate the prohibition on being civil and correct in being able to respond to the opponent.
It may seem stupid but, personally, I want to be polite
I apologize for the use of a translator and hope that you will consider my question, I thank you for the service offered and I wish you a "good match!"
However, you are penalized by removing the possibility (among the various penalties) of replying to your opponent in chat at the end of the game (for example to thank him for the fun shared. Banalizing: "GG" so to speak). I find it excessive.
There is a risk of passing off as rude people who are not rude and who have the sole fault of not being able to complete a game due to greater forces (let's say so).
For this reason I would ask you to consider maintaining the penalties already foreseen and to eliminate the prohibition on being civil and correct in being able to respond to the opponent.
It may seem stupid but, personally, I want to be polite
I apologize for the use of a translator and hope that you will consider my question, I thank you for the service offered and I wish you a "good match!"