Add a "superfast" game mode

[Monkeyunit]

Hi,

Even with "fast" a lot of players are kinda slow and take over 20/25 minutes while proper players achieve at least below 10 min, sometimes even below 5min.

Okay, this "proper" players remark got me triggered a bit and made me look at your elo.
You seem to have peaked a little over 400, but are now back down too 200-250 range.

No offence, but is your primary goal to play fast?
Because it seems to me your winrate could improve ( a lot) by taking a bit more time and thinking through your turns.
Unless you assume you manage to play perfectly in those 5 minutes?

these comments always annoy me so much. Just because the only purpose for you of playing a game is winning because you're hypercompetitive, it doesnt mean that everyone's reason is. Many people play games because they enjoy the combos/mechanism/gameplay and watching someone think for 30 minutes doesnt make it interesting just cos they "won"

Yes, I have the viewpoint games are meant to be played with the aim to win.
Sometimes it can be fun to joke around or try weird strategies, but if you just want to go through the motions of the combos and mechanisms and are bothered by time wasted by other players there is a solo mode!
Also taking a bit more time would also allow for those cool combo plays to be found.

[Y_MeAgain]

well yeah, I imaging playing the Horse whisperer in superfast mode... who cares what opponent has discarded, right?))

[Ingoschi]

well yeah, I imaging playing the Horse whisperer in superfast mode... who cares what opponent has discarded, right?))

You shouldn't see what your opponent discards anyway, only the card that's on top of the discard pile.

[FrankJones]

well yeah, I imaging playing the Horse whisperer in superfast mode... who cares what opponent has discarded, right?))

You shouldn't see what your opponent discards anyway, only the card that's on top of the discard pile.

The top card of the discard pile is visible ?

[SiRan90]

well yeah, I imaging playing the Horse whisperer in superfast mode... who cares what opponent has discarded, right?))

You shouldn't see what your opponent discards anyway, only the card that's on top of the discard pile.

The top card of the discard pile is visible ?

Rules say discard pile can be either face up or face down. It recommends face up to not confuse it with the draw pile irl, but that issue doesn't matter here