EmpresPalpatina ✭

You might be right. I went up a league, awhile ago, but I have not had anyone quit on me since then. I remembered not getting any points when that happened, so I assumed that you didn’t lose any either. You are probably right. Sorry. Also, I have been playing Pokémon for almost nine years, but I fell off in the past couple…

Mister-Burkes, I would love to get points back due to the glitches. I am playing with a deck that relies heavily on attaching energy from my discard and my deck. When the update came, I could not do either without my game freezing. Since then the patch that the developers made seems to be working, but I still lost quite a…

That's what I am saying. Maybe, this is only happening on mine, but when someone leaves the game, forcing me to concede, I don't lose points. The concession has no effect on my experience, ranked points, etc. The only effect it seems to have is towards my quests.

When you have to concede a match, because your opponent left, I do not think you lose anything. I have experienced it, but it never shows the cutscene of your opponent's victory or what you gain or lose from the game. It is mildly annoying, but at least you aren't losing anything.

TechHog, there is a huge difference between complaining about a finished product and a product that is still a work in progress. You are complaining about how they should redo the game and hire better programmers, but the game is not even finished yet. Would you walk into a kitchen where a cook is making a cake, taste the…

TechHog, I know that it can be super frustrating with the glitches and parts of the game that do not work, but are you a programmer that could make the game yourself? Do you know the intricacies of programming and how to make code? If you do, fine. I certainly do not know how to create a game myself, and while I am…

I am frustrated about the Lugia decks, but my reason is a little bit different from Betrayze. I love Pokemon, because there is a lot of creativity that goes into deck building. I look forward to seeing the deck that my next opponent has made and then figuring out a strategy to beat it. Obviously, I am not always successful…

I experienced this exploit of the game rules when I was playing against a Zacian/Zamazenta deck. It is rather frustrating, but it is a good strategy. Like Sakura said, I always forget that effects are not just the status conditions. I have actually lost quite a few games, because I forget how effects work and cannot combat…

Never mind. I figured it out.