Board Game Arena

It's in the "Prelude 2" rules:

Variant: Extended Start
During setup, choose from 3 corporations and 6
preludes, instead of the normal 2 and 4.

If player A runs out of time and player B decides to donate time to prevent that player C expels player A, couldn't player C then deservedly complain about this favourism and may even accuse them of king-making?

It was the "tfmBot" for Terraforming Mars. Not comparable, that was a bot account that joined friendly games Yes, I am aware of what the tfmbot was. :) (Perhaps you posted that so others reading the thread would not be confused by what I wrote). Yes, sorry. I was aware too late, that Meep...

FrankJones wrote: ↑17 September 2026, 02:49 It was the "tfmBot" for Terraforming Mars.

Not comparable, that was a bot account that joined friendly games

Meeplelowda wrote: ↑17 September 2026, 20:57 Given that the faux wood and surrounding frame is loading, I have some kind of connection, but the substantive content isn't loading.

That data could still be in the cache.

k4r wrote: ↑09 September 2026, 19:59is it illegal?

The Terms of Service only allow one account for each person. The intention does not matter.

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/smurf in British English (in online gaming) (smɜːf IPA Pronunciation Guide ) slang verb 1. (usually intr) to conceal one's true level of skill and experience in order to compete against more inexperienced players noun 2. a player who conceals his ...

General Terms of Use https://boardgamearena.com/legal?section=tosv "not to create several Accounts: the User undertakes to create only one Account corresponding to them. If BGA deletes a User's Account in the event of non-compliance with these Player G.T.S., the User undertakes not to create an...

And each time you buy a development, you get a 14/25 knight, 1/5 VP, 2/25 road building, 2/25 year of plenty and 2/25 monopoly?

You‘re second. You get some negative points for the loss against the first and some positive points for the win against the third. Then the total is divided by two, the number of opponents. How close it was doesn't matter. How should the arena system calculate that for each game? Depending on your r...