I thought there was a generally accepted way of signaling that a quote is incomplete - by using [...]. For example: "[...] the first game was better, but not i

I thought there was a generally accepted way of signaling that a quote is incomplete - by using [...]. For example: "[...] the first game was better, but not in a good way" There's no need to use the full stop inside the quote to show that the sentence had ended. That can be the default, because most time it doesn't matter, but in the cases where it is relevant to show that there's content after, then why not: "I thought the first game was better [...]"