Blitz anyone?

[TheQwertiest]

(04-17-2013 09:30 AM)GoHeat 3 Wrote:  I will if you are still up for one! Even though I'm terrified of you.

ahahaha. shut up goheat!
when i put up the offer for a blitz game i was actually scared that you might be the one who was up for a game. i was hoping for someone way less skilled. someone atleast near my skill level.

[TheBitPilot]

I'm up for a game tonight if anyone is interested.

[TheQwertiest]

me.
send me an invite and tell me if we are playing a specific team

[TheBitPilot]

7:14 here in SF. Could we start one in about 30 minutes? I'll let you decide map and teams

[TheQwertiest]

sure. okay.

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i started a game on glitch. no specific team.
i hope youre not expecting much. im not very good. it should have been you vs goheat

[Richbo 2]

just put this on the suggestions thread, but they could put people in devisions based on activity, and possible times where they are most frequently active, to speed games up. so active players are more likely to get matched up against other active players

[TheBitPilot]

GG Q, well played!

[I am epic]

Replay?

[TheQwertiest]

(04-17-2013 01:31 PM)TheBitPilot Wrote:  GG Q, well played!

thanks. goodgame!

[(Rone)]

They have done this timer on many board games played online. I've played a few.

I haven't read all the posts so maybe the following solution will solve a problem that has already been fixed.

The timer can be extended say 30 seconds every time a person makes a move within the allotted amount of time for the full players time limit. This could or could not be added on for the players next turn. Like a way to have good standing in the game time limited game. This good standing would not carry onto other games. Also if a person misses a turn, I do not think they should be booted, however I do think after no more than three turns missed they should be.

I think this is a great idea, sometimes I want to just sit down and have all my attention on one thing at a time. A way to unwind.