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How to give up - 3/16/2019 11:46:30 AM

STEF78

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Joined: 2/19/2012
From: Versailles, France
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I received today this message and I'm upset. You can give up (no problem for me) but sending a message before in order to explain why would be appreciated.
My opponent was playing the axis of course.

"Dear STEF78

The following game has completed

Opponent: xxxxxxxx
Battle: 1941-45 Campaign - Alt CV
Turns: 27

This game is now complete but you can view a playback of the final turn by running Gary Grigsby's War in the and clicking Multiplayer. Select this game from the list of current games and click Play.

Don't forget you can post any technical questions, battle reports or comments on the game over at the Slitherine forums - www.slitherine.com

Regards,

The Slitherine Team"

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RE: How to give up - 3/17/2019 6:00:18 AM

56ajax

Posts: 1950
Joined: 12/3/2007
From: Carnegie, Australia
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The Game is played with the kindness, generosity and permission of your opponent.

Yes it would be great to receive an explanation rather than just go 'dark'. Perhaps one is still coming. As such I prefer opponents who like to chat.

All you can do is Fix Bayonets and Charge into the next game

_____________________________

Molotov : This we did not deserve.

Foch : This is not peace. This is a 20 year armistice.

C'est la guerre a�rienne

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RE: How to give up - 3/17/2019 2:59:20 PM

thedoctorking

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I try to avoid ditching opponents, particularly in a game like this that requires so much time and attention. I can understand how someone who was getting thrashed would feel the urge to quit in a huff, though.

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