Round table

Actually, in chess, there used to be a practice of adjourning games. It's interesting what someone who would prohibit analyzing adjourned games would think about a person's mental health. :D Gentlemen, you've eaten something that didn't agree with you. (and why don't we have an emoji for vomiting?)

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But seriously. I don't think I'm in the majority here, but I genuinely enjoy it when an opponent plays as well as possible. And if a game is adjourned, I'm even happy if they come up with something they probably wouldn't have done under time pressure, and conversely, it's unpleasant when an opponent starts to play poorly because they couldn't look at the save beforehand. And those who happily write about victories because a player crashed or violated the rules of Ranked Play make me feel nauseous.