Thoughts on ending the game in a draw

Posted by Steve

Tuesday, September 27, 2022 12:02 AM

I played a game a couple of months ago where nobody would vote to draw, nobody. It was the most beautiful and anxiety provoking game I’ve ever played. We ended up winning the game 20-18. But I have so much respect for the other team. I have played countless overtime games since and someone has always voted to draw when it got down to 1 vote needed. Honestly, I would rather lose than draw—no matter how long it takes. Curious to see if anyone else has the same mentality? And if anyone has played a longer game than 20-18? I look forward to everyone’s responses ☺️

References

  • https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/comments/xnd1ol/thoughts_on_ending_the_game_in_a_draw/
  • https://reddit.com/xnd1ol

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