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Sad to say, there will be a TFG in every hobby without exception. There was a thread in the tournament discussion about something similar but was closed due to the "violence is right" approach by internet tough guys and probably because it was a fake story and/or the OP was a kid (It is unknown but if you read the thread, it tends to lead on).

Your response to this guy was better than usual but I'd imagine it was hard to keep a straight face on throughout the whole game. The question is, Why bother entertaining someone like this? I understand how you wanted a challenge and prepared for stuff like list tailoring and etc. but wasn't there someone else to play a game with?

Then again, this is once again one side of the story. I was not there to witness the game or events that took place so I will reserve my judgement for the moment. This is not to downplay your post OP and I am sure your points are valid to an extent but I will not bash on either side for now.


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As much as I hate to admit it, I do support @Rivenskull's comment. If people are not going to voluntarily learn to be decent sportsmen, let social pressure force them to become decent sportsmen. Sometimes people just don't know or are not aware of their actions. Heavy backlash from social media might change their ways (not always but sometimes).