#conceding

Ok guys, we all know that moment. The moment when you are playing PvZ Heroes and you know, you know for certain, that you are going to lose. So, what do you do? YOU KEEP PLAYING! And here’s why:

First off, it’s not really in your best interest to concede. If you concede, it will count it as a loss for you, the same as it would if you lose. So, there is no advantage. However, if you don’t concede, there is always a chance that the other person will stop playing or disconnect. I have had several games where I was about to lose and then the other person disconnected. This is not my preferred method of winning, but it can happen and it is in your best interest to continue playing in case this happens.

Second, and perhaps more importantly, it’s incredibly rude to the other player. There are MANY challenges that require you to do 20 damage to the other hero. If a person concedes when you’ve only done 16 damage, the fact that you’ve won does not help you accomplish your challenge. All of us have those 20 damage challenges to complete, so it’s just nicer for everyone if we all just finish out our games and let everyone finish their challenges.

Additionally, and this is less common, you may have a challenge that you’re not really thinking about that you might accomplish if you go ahead and play. Ok, yes, maybe you’re going to lose and you’ve forgotten what your challenges were, but for all you know, one of your challenges might be “play three nuts” and you have one more to play. It might not help you win, but you might accomplish your challenge.

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