Why do people Quit Matches?

[jcbow]

There's also the quitting after successive games. If you end a match and rejoin quick enough, there's a decent probability of playing the same adversary (assuming he did the same), so you'll probably want to skip that match. Specially if it was a bad or long match.

But that's a special kind of early quitting because it's instantaneous and not after t3/4.

That's where offer draw can come in

[thecatch]

That's where offer draw can come in

offer draw is for glitches.

[Heimdall]

Many people leave early because of being coward - if they know "I'm going too lose", they try to harm the winner somehow by leaving early so they don't get any rank and XP. They know that the "winner" won't be amused, and that is the exact reason to do it for them.

Not everyone does it with this purpuse though, it is done only by those obsessed with wins and/or the ones getting upset by every loss. Unfortunately you see that type way too much. The ones who care more about enjoying the game or who are more "mature" won't do this - they will wait long enough and leave you a "gg", and then leave.

If someone says now he is leaving for saving his time, I can tell you that you are obsessed with wins. Wait at a least a turn more please.

[Achi113s]

i find it disrespectful when someone who clearly lost (and that is very easy to see in shadow era because of the lack of swipes) prolongs the game unnecessarily.
i am rather happy when someone quits because it's like: SURPRISE you won!

I can see your point. I personally find it disrespectful, but that's just me. But since you point that out I'll have a new perspective on others who quit a game early.

[Saf]

That's where offer draw can come in

This reminds me - I've been offered draw a few times now, as soon as the match begins!

[jcbow]

I offer draw if u just played you... I hate doing the same match over in qm. I imagine you are getting bad hands. And to be honest I can't blame anyone. Some hands just are worth time to play