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[majiponi]

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4 Royal Carriage and Masquerade.
How to win? I had 4 coin tokens. Use 3 for a single Silver, 1 for another.
(I know the Outpost-version pin is also available.)

To be honest, I DO HATE this. I did this crying, sorrying for my opponent.
I wish the goko fixes Masquerade as soon as possible, today, immediately.

[Kirian]

Goko/MF won't fix anything at this point, since they're getting supplanted in less than a month.

[drsteelhammer]

I appreciate your empathy with your opponent. In 21 days the pin will be gone.

[majiponi]

I appreciate your empathy with your opponent. In 21 days the pin will be gone.

I am happy to hear that.

So, what is the manner? In Japan, tekagen (not to do his best consciously) is rude. I don't know the western style manner, so I am not sure whether I was rude. Was that polite?

[Limetime]

I appreciate your empathy with your opponent. In 21 days the pin will be gone.

I am happy to hear that.

So, what is the manner? In Japan, tekagen (not to do his best consciously) is rude. I don't know the western style manner, so I am not sure whether I was rude. Was that polite?

In english being rude usually involves speaking or texting. So you weren't being rude or polite.

[majiponi]

I appreciate your empathy with your opponent. In 21 days the pin will be gone.

I am happy to hear that.

So, what is the manner? In Japan, tekagen (not to do his best consciously) is rude. I don't know the western style manner, so I am not sure whether I was rude. Was that polite?

In english being rude usually involves speaking or texting. So you weren't being rude or polite.

Oh, I didn't know the word meaning. Then what is the manner? I wanted to press resign button even though I would win. Gentle or impolite?

[GendoIkari]

I appreciate your empathy with your opponent. In 21 days the pin will be gone.

I am happy to hear that.

So, what is the manner? In Japan, tekagen (not to do his best consciously) is rude. I don't know the western style manner, so I am not sure whether I was rude. Was that polite?

In english being rude usually involves speaking or texting. So you weren't being rude or polite.

Oh, I didn't know the word meaning. Then what is the manner? I wanted to press resign button even though I would win. Gentle or impolite?

I don't think there's an overall cultural thing here like there is in Japan. I know personally, I would want my opponent to do his best to win; if I win I want it to be because I earned the win and not because an opponent decided to just give me a win. This might be different in a tournament, where winning is more important. But if playing for fun, then I wouldn't be too happy if my opponent resigned just to pity me. But different people will feel differently.

[flies]

this is a great pin. 

also, i expect my opponent to try and crush me using whatever means are available, so I wouldn't too worried about it.