- Sentox6
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Forget it man, and get with the countdown. Shake this square world and blast off for Kicksville.
Reach host ranking algorithm: (a*quit_percentage + b*isMexican + c*(1/KDR) + d*hasGuest) * 100
where a > b = d > c
Posted by: Tibbaryllis2
When a bunch of try hards enter into a game as a team and show anything but absolute sportsmanship...
What constitutes "absolute sportsmanship" in a virtual game?
So let me ask you when should someone make the decision that the game is pointless and they should quit? In BTB if 1 teammate? 2?3?4?5?
When you're the last person left, obviously. You no longer have a team at this point.
I'd rather play the game that I already waited 10 minutes to play.
I just don't call getting stomped on 4v1 a game. You may as well be searching for your next match sooner rather than later.
Posted by: Scarlet Sphere
It's not because you're not stupid, it's because you don't want to "waste time".
The point of the game is to get kills in the pursuit of winning. If you can not even put up a challenge because you're alone and outnumbered, then choosing to stay is the stupid part. The result of that choice is the "waste of time".
You're implying that you are a "rational human being"?
No one is truly rational. I consider myself more rational that someone who would remain solely to serve as a punching bag for the enemy team (unless, of course, they really do derive subjective utility from getting killed, in which case they're rationally optimising, as perverse as that may be).
That's right, I control that, not you.
Yes, that's what I just said. Is there an echo in here?
I'd just like you to exercise that ability so that both groups could have a proper match. So far I've seen no convincing reasoning why you shouldn't except that you're stubborn for the sake of it, and theoretically some people like getting absolutely stomped.
If you think what I am doing is pointless, you are more than welcome to leave the game at any time you desire.
Unless, of course, your purpose is simply to annoy the opposition, in which case you're just the standard illiterate internet troll in a different package.
Anyway, I'm sure you'll quote all my statements and repeat the same vague points (if you can call them that) you have been for the last few pages. I'm not going to reply any more. I haven't seen one reasonable argument yet for a player choosing to stay when the rest of his team has quit and he's outmatched to the point where self-improvement isn't even viable. Most likely I won't see one, either, because there is none. So I'm done.
[Edited on 01.12.2012 10:33 PM PST]