People leaving the game

**Repentant** · 12-25-2011, 07:37 AM

Not sure if this is something that happens a lot or if I've just won the draw and got a few of these guys in a clump, but what's with people leaving within the first few moves of the game? I've had this happen three times in the last couple days as soon as I get the early ally advantage meaning the game ends to quickly to get anything out of it. Why leave, keep playing if your decks to shallow to overcome an early game advantage it's time for a redesign.

**Kingsider** · 12-25-2011, 09:45 AM

Matchups which are based on burning or early board control can be won/lost within the first 4 sequenses. Other guy draws badly or gets beaten by your draw, they realize the game lost and resign. People who have used real money to build their decks have no need for the gold or exp, and rating they have already lost anyway, so they wont stick around.

Have to say, in this current inbalanced climate, I dont blame them.

**FreeHansje** · 12-25-2011, 03:16 PM

As Kingsider. Realise luck plays a large role. And if rating is not important, why stick around?

**Spazik** · 12-25-2011, 04:47 PM

They're trying to rank up quick and they suck, basically.

They figure "ok I already lost this game need to get to a new one and win and rank up." Silly lowbies. Practice with a better deck on single player if you want to rank up.

**Kingsider** · 12-25-2011, 05:50 PM

Single player is basically only good for grinding, computer is way too stupid to offer any real challenge.

**Lime Street Hero** · 12-25-2011, 06:03 PM

Especially when playing and facing Warriors, it's basically an auto-loss if your opponent draws Blood Frenzy

and you don't for a couple of rounds. You can't make up for that drawing advantage. Also, first Jeweler's Dream

and first Behemoth is key in those matchups.

If my opponent goes first and plays Blood Frenzy

T2, I will say "GG" and quit by T5 if I haven't pulled a Blood Frenzy

myself. It's just useless to play the extra 7-8 turns he will need to kill me.

**wreon** · 12-25-2011, 06:50 PM

Originally Posted by Lime Street Hero

Especially when playing and facing Warriors, it's basically an auto-loss if your opponent draws Blood Frenzy

and you don't for a couple of rounds. You can't make up for that drawing advantage. Also, first Jeweler's Dream

and first Behemoth is key in those matchups.

If my opponent goes first and plays Blood Frenzy

T2, I will say "GG" and quit by T5 if I haven't pulled a Blood Frenzy

myself. It's just useless to play the extra 7-8 turns he will need to kill me.

WHAT???? I don't want to insult you, but you're asking for it.

**Junk Style** · 12-25-2011, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by Wenhui Tay

WHAT???? I don't want to insult you, but you're asking for it.

well a lot of what he said was silly generalizations, but in warrior vs warrior you know by turn 5 if you are completly boned or still in the game without you BF. I have conceded matches by turn 5 if boris has BF going and i dont at T5, but sometimes i still have a shot.

For me, I auto quit against Jericho

if im on my Logan deck, i get a bad draw, and the Jericho

has a 40 card deck. The chance of winning is not worth the time spent.

**Lime Street Hero** · 12-25-2011, 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by Wenhui Tay

WHAT???? I don't want to insult you, but you're asking for it.

Neither do I, so I won't ask why you think four question marks give any more weight to an argument.

In a Logan

mirror game you are fairly much smoked if opponent drop Blood Frenzy

T2 and by T5 you still haven't. Is that really hard to grasp? By T6 or T7 your opponent has a developed board with multiple threats and you are way behind. What miracles can help you there?

**wreon** · 12-26-2011, 05:34 AM

Originally Posted by Lime Street Hero

Neither do I, so I won't ask why you think four question marks give any more weight to an argument.

In a Logan

mirror game you are fairly much smoked if opponent drop Blood Frenzy

T2 and by T5 you still haven't. Is that really hard to grasp? By T6 or T7 your opponent has a developed board with multiple threats and you are way behind. What miracles can help you there?

Is there really nothing you can do? That's really quite disturbing. I do not pretend to use warriors, but I've never felt like I'm in an auto quit scenario, even when I'm jericho vs 40 card eldawen, or some other terrible matchup. As a Logan

player, what do you think is missing from the warrior spell pool?