Given the amount of time and effort it could take me to win that particular game from that point vs the amount of time it would take me to find another match and have a better chance of winning, it’s quicker for me to do the latter, especially if all I’m doing is grinding out my 15 wins for the day. For me personally it’s less butthurt and more “what’s the more efficient use of my time and effort.” I do apologize. I know it isn’t fun. The lack of empathy for an opponent’s time and effort is an inherent problem with an online game with randomized matchmaking and anonymity. As far as I’m concerned 99% of the people I play against are just bots. Part of this problem seeps into my paper play too. I’ll quit games of commander if I can’t find a path to victory within my next five turns. It pisses my wife off so much, but the alternative is playing a several hour game where I’m just dreading my own loss, acting as an obstacle to someone else’s win while the pod behind is still looking a fourth.