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people leaving in a game
Posted by (VIP) 15 Jan 2006 1:40pm
    


It annoys me when people want to leave a game near the start or half way through and let me wait for 5 minutes before I can leave, or I have to give the game away. Surely if they suddenly decide to leave they should leave properly or give the game up. I wait 5 minutes for an anulment, why should I have to wait? It never used to be like that and encourages people to leave as if they are trying to reconnect and have no worries on losing the game



people leaving in a game
Posted by The_Whistler 30 Jan 2006 2:38pm
    


I could not agree more. This happens on a regular basis to me.

I just have to sit there like an idiot watching the clock ticking down.



Leaving Game
Posted by tlinden2003 14 Feb 2006 12:34am
    


I totally agree with both of you. Its not right for them to leave half way in a game. Now I understand if their computer freezes but thats the only reason why they should be able to leave the game. They could do it the right way though.



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