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I understand that there are times when people have to leave early for uncontrollable reasons, so--and this is just an idea--what if the opponent could decide if s/he gets a penalty? Like, if s/he knew the person had to leave, then there would be no "punishment." (I know--this is probably an impossibility, but wouldn't something like that be nice?)

I'm just throwing my ideas out there, that's all.

My friend. (step nephew?)

Back in Melee, he got good as Falco.

Yet almost everytime we played and I seemed to be winning, he'd accuse the game of cheating, and pull a "NO CONTEST" And he almost wouldn't even play me in Brawl, just because they changed up Falco moveset (for the better, might I add)

Similar results also happen in MK Wii, where he'd start breaking into "gangsta" dialect and getting all over-confident...

Until I wind up getting the gold. I tell him overconfidence can lead to a fall.

And then there was Mario Party. Similar results there.



On another note Grandchase, and its PvP mode.

When you're not the room host, some of the really whiny sorts who do host the room, Actually rageBOOT you from the room, just because you've been kicking their a** repeatedly.

Then my good sir, it would seem that HE is the true noob.

Not in terms of how long he's been around, but his asshattery for doing that.

So another question: does anyone have a good reason as to why they left a game early, other than for Out-of-Game reasons?

i was on Mariokart online last night, then the door rang... stare

also, i was playing halo 3 with my mate erryn on Co-op Legendary mode, trying to unlock multiplayer outfits and whatnot, we we're on the last part of the last level (the one with the awesome "warthog-vs-30,000-flood-on-an-exploding-planet" bit. well, erryn needed to go do something... not sure what as i was busy driving for my life, so his younger brother Ryan took over as my gunner, then promptly got swarmed off the turret by the flood, so he threw a tantrum and rage-quit, turning the 360 off... (remembering that to unlock the Spartan EOD armour, you have to complete the campaign on legendary in one sitting, dying doesnt count though, so long as you don't quit the campaign) i almost smacked him round the head for that! little git just laughed and ran off, then bragged to us later when we were doing it all again that he had done it deliberatly... as he left the room, his brother then tripped him though, so i got some satisfaction from it. ugh, it's asshattery to the max...

I never ragequitted, but it's frustrating in any 1 vs. 1 game.