Behave Yourself: On Bad Gaming Habits and Proper Play Etiquette

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Originally Posted by Snap_Keep

Wow... What in the world was that post for InfamousBearAssassin? So negative!

Also it's amazing to see how angry it got you considering how much you were swearing.

I liked it, I thought it was a fun read.

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He got angry because we have 4-ish pages of commentary about the article, and it was poorly written, poorly thought-out, and annoying.

Really...you felt the time to use whatever soapbox you have for being an internet writer guy to complain about people accidentally rotating your deck 180 degrees when cutting/shuffling? Really?

Really?

I heartily second IBA's comments.

The whole thing could have been just:

"1: Don't slow-play. 2: Be considerate of other peoples' feelings. 3: I'm a tournament savvy guy who gets frustrated with people who aren't on the same wavelength as me, which is ironic given suggestion number 2."

I like when the opponent "still-had-all-deez"es me on G1. I can scout his hand and understand his play priority all in one single stupid act. :D

I disagree that playing even when game is lost is wrong, at least G1 & G2, because I can still grab info from these.

All the rest of the article makes perfect sense to me. Would be great if people were less arrogant.