Funny and amusing situations...

I recently started playing in GameRanger, just for fun. I pick the Castle faction at the start, and since most players use standard map generators with the default map set, I kill these bots in 3-5 turns. Of course, there's no talk of any rules; they're actually shouting, "No rules!" So, yesterday, I wanted to play with a friend, created a room, and waited. A foreign newbie joined, said "hi," and I kicked him. He joined again immediately, I kicked him again. He joined a third time, I kicked him again. Then, he tried a fourth time, and said, "Come on, let's play, I'm not a newbie, I'm good, etc." Okay, fine. Let's play. Since he's so persistent, I thought I'd quickly crush him as usual. I started as red, 2-minute turns, 130% starting resources, and a medium map. So, I quickly upgrade a Fey, send out four weak units in all directions, and with time running out, I attack a group of boars, and just as I'm starting the battle, this guy asks, "What's the time limit?" I was just about to answer when he wrote: OMG ohhhhh NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOB And he left the game! ))))))) I didn't even have time to tell him to click on "I" to see the game settings. He had already joined someone else. I was stunned! ))))))))))))) That's how it is. True newbies don't even realize how newbie they are, but they criticize others. In general, statistically, there are three types of players: beginners, those who haven't started, and terrible newbies. Some are even worse than the AI. Among them, you feel like a god. But what's interesting is that the battles are very fast, and even with starting units, you can sometimes get surprisingly good results. It's unconventional instead of the typical Town to Castle 3 rush