Give us the option to abort a triple triad game.

[mbncd]

i tried this - but my opponent wasnt fast enough.

Ah, playing against a human? I'm sorry, I hadn't considered that.

Yes, you're right, it is an important feature for PvP playing when a duty pops.

[JayCommon]

Yes, you're right, it is an important feature for PvP playing when a duty pops.

Yeah, I was trying to propagate the same message you did in your original reply on this thread, to people until that came up in the thread I was replying in as well.

It's pretty easy to catch the queue doing what you outlined against NPC's, but yeah....not much you can do against a real person

Abandon match should be a thing, BUT I completely agree with you in that you should win absolutely nothing if you forfeit. You should only get the small amount of Loss MGP if you actually play out the full match and lose.

[mbncd]

Yeah, I was trying to propagate the same message you did in your original reply on this thread, to people until that came up in the thread I was replying in as well.

It's pretty easy to catch the queue doing what you outlined against NPC's, but yeah....not much you can do against a real person

Abandon match should be a thing, BUT I completely agree with you in that you should win absolutely nothing if you forfeit. You should only get the small amount of Loss MGP if you actually play out the full match and lose.

Great minds fall in the same holes, eh? XD Kidding, kidding~

But yeah, forfeit with no reward should definitely be implemented. Even just a little x to close the window (though perhaps have a confirmation window the first time you do it with a little tick box to show or not show it in the future when forfeiting, a tick box I honestly wish they'd implement in a whole lot of other things... but that's a whole other can of worms!) and it simply stops processing the round as it closes.

The only way I could see it becoming a problem or able to be abused is if they implement some sort of "card lost on round loss" rule, but I honestly can't see that happening. People don't like losing what they've fought hard for, and rightfully so.