Quitters!!

[bucky1andonly]

So which FG do you auto quit against when you come up against them, and why?

Right now, with the deck I am currently using, I attempt them all, but that's just me.

[Camoninja]

I normally quit (not rage qit, just quit for efficiency purposes) against Hermes, Graviton, and Rainbow. Their damage speed is too much for me and then they have control sprinkled in too, in case my hand is good.
My personal least favorite is Divine Glory though, and I sometimes ragequit against him. To me, the only reason he is so hard is because of the double decks FGs have.
I quit the most against Hermes because he likes the most to blow up my shields. At least I can neurotoxin Rainbow.

[bucky1andonly]

I've found Dark Matter to be too hard for the average FG deck, I still attempt him for the off chance that he doesn't get any black holes within the first 2 turns.  I still think he should lose the nymphs, 12 black holes (i think he has that many) is more than enough.

[Scaredgirl]

I personally think that quitting is lame no matter who or what you fight against. If I play a deck that has even 1% chance of winning, I will try to win. If I have a deck that cannot win no matter what, I will quit because playing without any hope of winning is a waste of time.

[icecoldbro]

I personally think that quitting is lame no matter who or what you fight against. If I play a deck that has even 1% chance of winning, I will try to win. If I have a deck that cannot win no matter what, I will quit because playing without any hope of winning is a waste of time.

I agree with this.
I the guy that has fought Octane at least 40 times with RoL hope.

[Raptor6789]

i quit when i know i am going to lose. when i am grinding fg's i try to be as efficient as possible, so facing gods that i know i cant win against is a waste of time.

of course, quitting in pvp is a different matter.

[Genuinous]

I usually don't autoquit any games, but i do quit them once it's impossible for me to win. Seeing a gravity nymph from dark matter, when playing CCYB (rainbow and without sanctuaries, *makes a note to include them*) is pretty close to quiting. However you might get lucky, FGs get bad draws and then you can win with all the odds against you.

[Ryli]

I once accidentally played FGs with a Destoyer Rush.

I beat Divine Glory, due to the fact she drew several Explosions and Burning Towers. I crushed her before the first Miracle.

If I end up with a god where the chances are slim, I play out a few turns to see how it goes, and leave if it's going bad.

[TheForbiddenOracle]

I don't specifically quit against any particular FG. I play it out, though if I have no Towers or SN in my first handful of draws either I quit or I get rushed

[Essence]

There should be an option that's "it depends on what deck I'm playing".  I've got a list of Gods to quit against with each of my major FG farmers.  For example, right after "Shakar's Revenge" my decklist says "skip Chaos Lord, Gemini, Hermes, Obliterator, Scorpio."  But that's a completely different list from the Gods I skip when I'm playing RoL/Hope or GotP Time.   There are no FGs that I universally skip, ever.

[killybob]

There should be an option that's "it depends on what deck I'm playing".  I've got a list of Gods to quit against with each of my major FG farmers.  For example, right after "Shakar's Revenge" my decklist says "skip Chaos Lord, Gemini, Hermes, Obliterator, Scorpio."  But that's a completely different list from the Gods I skip when I'm playing RoL/Hope or GotP Time.   There are no FGs that I universally skip, ever.

i would just assume it means the deck i'm using atm. but yes there definitely should be that option.

i find auto-quitting useful because in the long run it will save time and thus money. i will, however, fight Gods who i have 10% win chance against. any lower and you waste your time.