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I find it odd that so many people on this thread seem to encounter intentional roping so often - I almost never see it.
Sometimes I’ll see people burning all their ropes at the beginning of the game, or at some random point in the middle, which I assume means they have crashed. I regularly see people using extra time in order to take a particularly complicated turn, which is what the timers are meant for, so that doesn’t bother me.
Every once in a while I’ll get a rope at the end of the game when someone has clearly lost, but I think a lot of these cases are mobile players who don’t realize that closing the app doesn’t concede the game.
Actual intentional roping (repeatedly waiting until the very end of the timer to take actions, while clearly still being in the game) is something I’ve hardly ever seen. I get salty “your go” “oops” “good game” “nice” spam way more often than I ever see people roping, and I don’t see that very often either.
I play mostly standard ranked, so maybe it depends on the format? I also wonder if certain deck types/play styles are more often the target of that type of roping? (I don’t tend to play the most common/meta decks, so maybe my random janky decks just aren’t a target for as much salt since they’re a break from the same meta decks that person has been losing to all day?)