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Input: Me and my friends spent sometime organizing a game of diplomacy (a board game) online that we'd play in real time. The game is going to last for 5 hours if we play through the whole thing, so I tell my parents that I won't be able to do anything that night (It was a night that my mom was hoping do something but I said I do anything that night because I had the game I was planning for a month.)

While playing the game, everybody still on the board makes a pact against one player, lets call him mac, because he was trying to put everybody into conflict with each other with lies (The game is all about diplomacy and lying so this is expected.) We agreed that after he's defeated we'd end the game. This is especially satisfying for me who's been the butt end of a running joke in my group of friends about a mistake I did in the game that lead to similar situation, and if the game was to end early I could do something with my family.

As he's on his last legs in the game, one player who's tired of the game and somewhat thinks the game is done decides to leave. We could probably still beat mac, but it will take longer not only because the person who left won't be supporting us anymore, but also because we'll have to "wait" for him to put in his turns for the turn to go through meaning we'd have to wait the entire turn timer.

At this time, it seems pretty certain still that that person would lose, but mac believed there was a small chance that he could survive until the game time ran out and draw. At this time one player's already left, and both me and another player just want the game to end as fast as possible. 

I suggest that we just end the game and say that Mac lost, but Mac refuses to count it as a loss until he's truly been defeated. I find this to be unsportsmanlike, especially because it's a casual game, that he's forcing everyone to play out the game until he's truly lost by the rules, because he believes there's a possibility that he could still draw Some people do takes mac's side.

I feel like mac's forcing my hand to either concede the game or use up my time, granted I did say that I was going to play the game before.

 I say that mac's unsportsmanlike behavior makes me think less of him because of all the context of his actions. 

AITA?



arguing for my friend to surrender in a game before the Game is done