I played against this guy 3 times, and we both did a considerable amount of blunders which we immediately realized, and the guy I played against seemed pretty cool, to begin with, but in our 3rd and concluding game, when he realized he was in a bad position that was gonna result in a discovered check and him losing material, he just disconnected, forcing me to wait for the timer to run out before claiming victory. I lost a game to him earlier in a pretty bad way earlier, too, blundering a free rook, but I just resigned. He initially did so, too, so I thought we were cool about it :/
@Chezz07 Block and report
I'm still new to Lichess, but can you report people for wasting your time by disconnecting? In this case, it is quite obvious it was a rage quit, but how would Lichess be able to determine whether it was a rage quit or a genuine connection issue generally?
@Chezz07 You can report people for absolutely anything that goes against the terms of service... rage quitting and disconnecting when lost is one of them.
All the best
All the best
@Chezz07 make sure not to public sham people
Yep
@Chezz07 if you report him you'll make lichess a better place lichess encourages people to report bad behavior.
Did you report him? leaving a game purposefully because someone is down material is definitely against the TOS.
Did you report him? leaving a game purposefully because someone is down material is definitely against the TOS.
I just don't care on these rage-quiting people (I do the same, sometimes) and I'm not reporting them, that's your waste of time, basically.
Yeah, guys, I reported him now. Does this behavior become normal at certain ratings? Do people get more toxic the higher the rating, or is it just something among us 1500-1600 rated players?
This happens a lot. Should we really create a topic foir each occurence ?
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