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I'd normally totally agree with you, I don't find anything the slightest bit funny when it comes to animal suffering, but I have played this game before, and it is actually, for the most part, rather amusing. There are only four cards of exploding kittens (in the original edition) and in each case ...

JohnnyCyclops wrote: ↑04 January 2025, 20:58 In Wingspan the raptors eat other birds

--Yes, they do, because that is the way the food-chain works. That's not the same as being amused by an animal exploding. And yes, I know I am super sensitive, but I just find it distasteful.

I know that I am abnormally sensitive to these things, but I find the whole concept of exploding kittens very disturbing. I find myself avoiding the page where it is being promoted, simply because I don’t want that visual image in my mind.

Thank you. That was helpful.

I appreciate everyone's help. I also discovered the FAQ section, which was helpful, too. I do love this site, in spite of the learning curve.
Thank you to all.

I guess the real issue is that I did not understand the terminology. It may seem obvious to someone who has been doing this a while, but what does the clock measure—time between plays or time for each round or time for the whole game? When a game round is set to 2 days, does that mean the whole game...

Thank you very much for your answers. I actually thought that the posted time was per turn, not per game.
The game was a single elimination tournament game.
I will take your suggestions and keep trying tournaments.
Thanks again.

I just played my first tournament and, even though I played every time my opponent played, my "thinking time" was exceeded, because my opponent was in a time zone 8 hours different from mine. Was my opponent allowed to stop the match and get the win, or did it happen automatically? The who...

I just played my first tournament and, even though I played every time my opponent played, my "thinking time" was exceeded, because my opponent was in a time zone 8 hours different from mine. Was my opponent allowed to stop the match and get the win, or did it happen automatically? The who...