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Dominion Isotropic / Re: Decline of civility on isotropic?
« on: June 26, 2011, 02:56:18 pm »
I also try to acknowledge when luck was a big factor in my win (particularly in the opening -- if I open 5/2 on a board with Witch or something). And I never complain about my opponent's good luck -- that's totally rude.
One thing I've noticed in the past week or two (since this discussion started) is that I've had a lot more people resign on me. A very noticeable difference in the number of people doing so, I think. Most of them were totally legitimate (really far behind, the game wasn't close to being over), but I did have one person resign when there was only one turn left in the game (fast game, last pile was a $3, so presumably he could have ended it instead of resigning, and if not, I could have done so with one short turn). That one fell into my "kind of annoying" category. And today, someone resigned with a gg when I thought the outcome of the game was still very much up in the air, which I thought was weird.
One thing I've noticed in the past week or two (since this discussion started) is that I've had a lot more people resign on me. A very noticeable difference in the number of people doing so, I think. Most of them were totally legitimate (really far behind, the game wasn't close to being over), but I did have one person resign when there was only one turn left in the game (fast game, last pile was a $3, so presumably he could have ended it instead of resigning, and if not, I could have done so with one short turn). That one fell into my "kind of annoying" category. And today, someone resigned with a gg when I thought the outcome of the game was still very much up in the air, which I thought was weird.