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Originally posted by MystJust hypothetically, of course...
Why would someone would pull a game out of the 'Open Invites' just to delete it?
They think: "Ooh, a 1235-er; that should be a challenging game..."
Then they click on the player's profile, only to discover some text about 'not taking the game too seriously.'
THEN... they delete the game, and find another opponent.
I don't do this, but when I pull up a >1900 player's profile and discover that they've never lost a game, there's NO WAY I'm going to be their (engine's) next scalp... so I delete.
Originally posted by MathurineAgree.
Just hypothetically, of course...
They think: "Ooh, a 1235-er; that should be a challenging game..."
Then they click on the player's profile, only to discover some text about 'not taking the game too seriously.'
THEN... they delete the game, and find another opponent.
I don't do this, but when I pull up a >1900 player's profile an ...[text shortened]... st a game, there's NO WAY I'm going to be their (engine's) next scalp... so I delete.
I have accepted a challenge only to find out that I don't want to play this game just to lose.
On the other hand, sometimes I do a little research of the player before I acept the challenge only to find out that the challenge is taken by another player.
I would like an opton "Give back the game" to the Invite List.
So I understand people to accept a game just to delete it again. Sometimes there is reasons to do that.