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People hate on dice because they introduce an element of luck, expressing a conditioned or predictable reaction. Players who aren't bothered by the dice play a much better game...why bother visualizing dice? Take the dice out of the game. If you don't see the dice, you will not be bothered by the d...

Why would adding clicking SOLO be any more difficult? You do it manually as it is. The system takes the clicks, currently one at a time, checks them, processes them, shows the results. The same thing would apply: Click RED SIX Click SOLO Click RED SIX Click PLAY (or Submit or Done) This is the same ...

Splitting the winning points sounds like a fair compromise. I think its safe to say we've all found ourselves in this situation. You want to walk away, but you don't want the karma hit. And if its REAL TIME you can't concede your loss and start a new game, and if its TURN-BASED you have to suffer th...

So, your ranking score is only half right and here's why. When you win, you get points, duh. If you play against a higher ranked player, you get more points. Win against a lower ranked player, you get fewer points. Seems like a good way to rank a player's progress, right? Well, its only half the sto...

Maybe I'm still confused, but you can only play one card at a time per the rules, so if you aren't fast enough, then you aren't fast enough...I can understand the point with calling "solo" in between playing two cards, but if they changed it to where you could lay down more than one card ...

Maybe I'm still confused, but you can only play one card at a time per the rules, so if you aren't fast enough, then you aren't fast enough...I can understand the point with calling "solo" in between playing two cards, but if they changed it to where you could lay down more than one card ...

Maybe I'm still confused, but you can only play one card at a time per the rules, so if you aren't fast enough, then you aren't fast enough...I can understand the point with calling "solo" in between playing two cards, but if they changed it to where you could lay down more than one card ...

There's an exploit/cheat where if players take their turn fast enough (and its not hard to do) they can prevent their opponent from playing two identical cards on their turn. This situation is exploited by unscrupulous players who claim "The game allows it, so I'm not cheating" but they ar...