Seriously I don’t know why they do that !! ,was a pvp very great
Very closet,both have charybdia and slimetank
He was playing really well, but when he saw he couldn’t win he let the time run out on purpose, it’s annoying.
This is your new or old one? Account..
It’s my new account, in fact it’s the only one I have right now.
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It’s good to know they maintain the spirit to start an account from scratch
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Yes, it’s also good to know that there are still people with more than 7 accounts, so I see they gave you back your accounts.
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Excellent, I’m happy for you
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Oh wow, do you have any idea who he is? He was one of the biggest Neo Monsters account traders and a big-time thief too, who was banned from most of the community 
I wonder if they’ve ever taken action against these people; here we have Tavaray on the first day of qualifying.
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Yes, in fact I’ve encountered people doing that in 3 consecutive battles. They should keep track of the number of people who quit matches out of spite and anger at losing and ban them or at least be temporarily blocked from ranking mode.
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Agreed 
In fact, it’s no less true that this practice of leaving you waiting like an idiot when certain players are losing is becoming viral.
In the rankings, I came across four players who pulled this stunt on me. I even took a screenshot, but I thought, why post it if they’re doing it and will continue to do it, and everything will just go on as normal?
It’s also true that some players have connection problems. They often quit the game normally when they’re losing, but on the other end, it shows as a disconnection. I saw this with a friend when I started playing. He quit normally, but it showed as a disconnection for me. He was right next to me when it happened; I saw it myself, nobody told me about it.
What I would propose is that a warning be issued to those who do this repeatedly, because one might have a problem once, but when it’s constant and repetitive, there’s no other way to describe it than by being mean, or rather, it’s unethical and unprofessional for a player with common sense.
Personally, I play until the end even if I’m losing; I don’t quit or disconnect.
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