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Multiplayer I'd probably do the same, I'd of course let others know
Even if one lets other know he is quitting... he is still a quitter. The only "elegant" way of withdrawal from a horrible match is to get killed by sentinel or to make other ritual sacrifice of yourself.
If you need better non-quitting players make your steam profile public and in case you've got 200+ hours of Talisman gameplay, someonle who organizes private matches often, like myself, might recruit you.