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Ticket to Ride was fun, I still play because it's the only enjoyment I find on the website. But people don't care, and I feel I've mentioned it enough especially in the chat/message box but nobody respondes. But it makes me want to get out of the world. Do I have to get rid of BGA? And on top of that they run of the score, end the game early, like it's just messed up.

Lucan 2 wrote: ↑24 October 2026, 20:19 Ticket to Ride was fun, I still play because it's the only enjoyment I find on the website. But people don't care, and I feel I've mentioned it enough especially in the chat/message box but nobody respondes. But it makes me want to get out of the world. Do I have to get rid of BGA? And on top of that they run of the score, end the game early, like it's just messed up.

depends on your definition of fun.

getting a high score and winning IS the fun some people are here for.

Lucan 2 wrote: ↑24 October 2026, 20:19 Ticket to Ride was fun, I still play because it's the only enjoyment I find on the website. But people don't care, and I feel I've mentioned it enough especially in the chat/message box but nobody respondes. But it makes me want to get out of the world. Do I have to get rid of BGA? And on top of that they run of the score, end the game early, like it's just messed up.

You haven’t said what “people don’t care” is supposed to mean…. Or what you allegedly put in chat, though I imagine it wasn’t well-received if you just went around accusing your opponents of not caring.

But on your other points, in your last 100 BGA games, 94 have been TTR of some stripe. In those 94 games, you conceded 12 times. Once, one other person quit the game, and once you mutually abandoned. So from what I can see you are the one most guilty of ending the game early.

Oh, and I see you winning in various games with scores like 173-107, 188-78, 164-89… so you are just as guilty of “running up the score” as anybody.

After all that, coming here and complaining about yourself…? That’s just messed up.

As the sports analogy goes: If you don't want the opponent running up the score -- play defense.