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Dominion Isotropic / Re: Decline of civility on isotropic?
« on: June 20, 2011, 03:32:51 pm »Never ever tell your opponent to resign. I play a good amount of chess, a game where resignation is expected and considered polite, and it's a huge no-no there to try to get your opponent to resign with anything other than your moves. Here it's much less a normal part of the game, and so you certainly shouldn't. On the other hand, if your opponent is complaining about how they can't resign or how the game is taking forever, please just end it, then you can point it out. But without this, no.
In chess, resigning is a lot more common place. Further, i's different to tell your opponent to resign than it is to tell them that you are okay with them to resigning. The first might be, "hey, you've lost noob!", and the second is more like, "hey, you've almost certainly lost and I don't think this is fun for you anymore, you should feel free to go and do something more fun."