Board Game Arena

It's an issue that has cropped up lots of times in the past. No-one on the BGA team plays competitively. Not arena, not ELO, not even against strangers. If they play at all, then it's against their friends which are mainly other BGA team members. They really don't have an understanding, and therefor...

You can quit friendly no-time limit games - no penalty.

And no ELO is exchanged in friendly games.

If this helps. You can hook into the onScreenWidthChange change event, simply by defining a function. https://en.doc.boardgamearena.com/index.php?search=onScreenWidthChange&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go I also manually call the function in setup just to be sure. onScreenWidthChange: function(...

Someone at BGA has got their knickers in a anti-ELO twist over je ne se quois and suddenly they say they no longer support it, but they did before, and they can again, and frankly they should. I think you mean je ne se pas. Not quite a mixed-metaphor, but this mistake did make me smile. Kinda turns...

you can try to switch to manual mode, and just join the tables you like.

Try F12 and look to see if you have any console exceptions stopping the page loading.

(In terms of the point of this thread - I don't think it's reasonable to ask blind players, who are likely not developers and may have no familiarity with Javascript, to access this often very complex and deeply-nested object in the Javascript console and figure out from that what might be going on...

I do wonder how a lot of the game state is stored internally. Surely there's some kind of representation of the board or other info, depending. When the web page loads, all the data from the server is in a variable called this.gameui.gamedatas for instance this.gameui.gamedatas.players is an array ...

Core Games for 6 players:
https://boardgamearena.com/gamelist?pla ... exityTag=4

Keyflower, Caverna and Viticulture fit the classic euro, they are all worker placement style games.

Normally simultaneous play for high player counts work best: Personally I like 7 wonders, Challengers.

You're misunderstanding the premium feature, and why it exists. BGA is primarily a free to use web service. A community site. Even if it is now owned by Asmodee. Premium is to show support for the site, but more so is used as a way to raise money to give back to game publishers and to entice them to...