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The in-game situation may not be considered unfair. No one would say that in football, one team unfairly won against another because the wind was strong and helped the ball fly in one direction while hindering it in the other. I'm not talking about in-game situations, but about human unfairness, not related to the game itself. A person has the right to decide that they can forfeit a game, i.e., give 1 point in the standings to their opponent. HOW? But that's THEIR PERSONAL matter. They can do it after a week of playing, or on the first day of the 111th game, or even without generating a map. If this is somehow restricted, it could lead to chaos.
The in-game situation may not be considered unfair. No one would say that in football, one team unfairly won against another because the wind was strong and helped the ball fly in one direction while hindering it in the other. I'm not talking about in-game situations, but about human unfairness, not related to the game itself. A person has the right to decide that they can forfeit a game, i.e., give 1 point in the standings to their opponent. HOW? But that's THEIR PERSONAL matter. They can do it after a week of playing, or on the first day of the 111th game, or even without generating a map. If this is somehow restricted, it could lead to chaos.