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It could apply to any game. In particular Race for the Galaxy and Time Masters. Time Masters in particular. Speed chess is a thing. Why can't speed [insert game name] be a thing too? Race for the Galaxy 5 minutes and 1.5 minutes per turn. It's too slow. My opponents are regularly finishing the game ...

Coin-coin le Canapin wrote:

jdietz wrote: They sold lots of copies of Seasons due to BGA. So I'm not surprised at this.

That's interesting ! How do you know that ?

From personal experience. I myself did and three of my friends did as well. It must be the case that this has a noticeable effect on the bottom line.

agentlik wrote:It's Lantern of Xidit.

Lords of Xidit????

Bingo.
They sold lots of copies of Seasons due to BGA. So I'm not surprised at this.

Oso wrote:Last implementation was the best. Lot of people play with ELO OFF for recover their positions in rank...

Now all they must do is defeat a weak player. It's a tiny step in the right direction.

The "Do not forget to evaluate your opponents" banner overlaps the "<Player> proposes a rematch. (Accept) (Refuse)"
I guess the suggestion is to make it so these banners appear above and below each other rather than on top of each other.

In Carrara, can you display points earned at end of game by each player in the message window? Similar to Race for the Galaxy 6-cost developments.

Wow, "The Palaces of Carrara" is not available in the United States, probably because it's out of print.

Players feel this card is overpowered. See discussion here: http://forum.boardgamearena.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5078 Give me a game mode where I can play without this card in the deck. Or, give me a game mode where this card is nerfed. Some suggestions were given in the other thread. Or, give me...

Bkauryu13 wrote:+1^^^ The base game is completely incomplete and unbalanced without expansions

What? I have played 3000+ tables of this game and I've won with and lost to all sorts of different strategies.

I love the new system.

I wish you could do this in real life - to force players who are taking more than their fair share of thinking time (as compared to the other players) to skip the rest of their turn.