Life is not limited to this game. He could have urgent phone call, visitors or just had to run to toilet.
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That, my man, is called sportsmanship.
I do this in casual, which I never play
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I’ve conceded when i was CLEARLY winning, even a turn from lethal, for a multitude of IRL reasons. In some of those situations im sure the benefeciary was confused AF. It happens, man. If i’m playing and I get an important call, or i need to move my truck, or WHATEVER, that is immediately more important than hearthstone so i concede out of courtesy. (The alternative is AFK-roping my opponent)
When i do my quests in wild ranked, I often concede even if I had secured the win.
I do this when I have a non-win quest, and my opponent has a limited collection.
This way, I give away a win that had no value to me, complete my quest, and giving a new player a chance. Win/win.
This might explained why your opponent did it too.
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You play a Golden Millhouse Manastorm. You deserve to win in my books.
It’s win-trading, your opponent is trying to get your account banned permanently.
The best practice is instantly concede your next game to set the record straight.
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How so ? Please explain because I fail to understand.
When I am playing casual and I am matched with a player who obviously has a much lower card quality I usually concede them the win after letting them play their cards. Just seems good mannered to me.
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Why not add him to friends list and ask him why?
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Finally, a reasonable reply.
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I usually send them an invite in order to give them tips on how to survive the first months of the game especially as a f2p player but usually people don’t accept it. Some have accepted it in the past and their still in my friend list today.
Who said River croc is bad? I think me and you should step outside. Winner gets all the river crocs. TOOMGIS has studied up on the dark arts and is much versed in necromancy now.