Tl;Dr- Is it being petty or following etiquette to concede a match during the last turn if you're about to lose?

Additionally, anything else I should know about conceding and etiquette, or general tcg etiquette?

It comes across as a bit rude to me because I think it's fun to watch the final blow, and then I don't get the chance (though I still get the win). But then I thought, maybe I'm looking at it the wrong way, and it's considered polite to concede if you know you're going to lose?

I picked the 90's hits playlist for a reason. Sheesh.

I am happy you can see yourself in art and feel understood and validated, that's so important. 💗

Surprisingly this was not me lol

I didn't know you were one of the Chosen. Impressive.

I order mine online! LMK if you want some site recs. More than once, I've ordered two pairs for like $80-$120 CAD, frames AND lenses.

You have transcended and become the code. Others are you-coded now.

I have a bunch to give away that are in conditions ranging from very good to nearly new. I also have a few different sizes. Shoot me a DM, and if I have what you need, I will send it to you for free.

Ahh amazing! Also I totally need to add you there, I'm trying to complex the Genetic Apex still 👀

They are incredible! 😍

Love the frosty eyes! Very 2000s in the best way.

(My second favourite is Twyla the fey's coy and very clever introduction of "my pronouns are fey/fem". Just 😘🤌)

My favourite quote from the trailer has to be, "Grab the dice, you nasty bitch!"🤣 Everyone should expect that to enter my regular rotation of tabletop trash talk from now going forward.