<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

For some background: both 25, been together 2.5 years, lived together a bit less than a year.

Tonight where I live we had violent thunderstorms. My boyfriend is at Friday Night Magic (the most popular night for Magic players, from what I understand). I get anxious during storms but I wanted him to have fun so I was happy he was going. However midway through the storm, we lost power and it smelled like something was fried. I tried to call him for help but he ignored my calls and just texted: "Call emergency maintenance." I did so, but the number went straight to voicemail. 

I texted him again saying I couldn't get through and would it be alright if he came home since I was sitting in darkness, and he said he would if he lost two matches. For some perspective, a match usually takes 45 minutes, and I have no car and nothing is in walking distance to the apartment. I pleaded with him to come home. Then I tried calling him to ask for help, and it went straight to voicemail. He had turned his phone off. :(

I got really upset, so I called another friend asking for help. He talked me through checking a circuit breaker, and I managed to get power back on (as you can see).

I have the strong desire to break up with my boyfriend over this. I have seen his friends leave wives alone in the hospital to go play Magic, and I feel like that will be my eventual fate if I stay with him. And for the record, he played in events last Saturday and Sunday, and then went to a draft Tuesday as well so it's not like he doesn't have time for his hobby. I wish he had at least given me the courtesy of stepping outside to calm me down.

I would appreciate any outside perspective on the situation. Do you think this is something that is worth breaking up over?
<bot>: Boyfriend blows me off for Magic the Gathering when power goes out in the apartment and I have no way to get anywhere. Is this a breakup worthy offense?