[Suggestion] About Forfeit & "ragequit"
This topic as seen a LOT of heat recently.
While it's an issue that is personal, and depend on the circonstancies of the match(es).
Something that would make a lot of peoples (the winner who faces forfeit) happier. Would be a smoother transition to the score menu rather than the current super abrupt switch.
My suggestion is simple.
Put an effect by faction when forfeiting(Could also apply to the looser of a match after 2 rounds victory.). And display while still on the board that you opponent forfeit with a prettier text box.
Wich could also allow you to implement a tab / hide button wich could lead in you watching the board one last time and maybe understand why your opponent forfeit.
Hopefully dev take a step toward that. a quick and fast fix would be to display the score screen on top of the board still allowing to watch the tab option i was talking about. (But maybe better as even the forfeiter could watch the end board. It's also good for people who like to learn from their mistake to watch the board and think what they could have done differently.)
This topic as seen a LOT of heat recently.
While it's an issue that is personal, and depend on the circonstancies of the match(es).
Something that would make a lot of peoples (the winner who faces forfeit) happier. Would be a smoother transition to the score menu rather than the current super abrupt switch.
My suggestion is simple.
Put an effect by faction when forfeiting(Could also apply to the looser of a match after 2 rounds victory.). And display while still on the board that you opponent forfeit with a prettier text box.
Wich could also allow you to implement a tab / hide button wich could lead in you watching the board one last time and maybe understand why your opponent forfeit.
Hopefully dev take a step toward that. a quick and fast fix would be to display the score screen on top of the board still allowing to watch the tab option i was talking about. (But maybe better as even the forfeiter could watch the end board. It's also good for people who like to learn from their mistake to watch the board and think what they could have done differently.)