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Re: Two player version feels really bad
Posted: 24 March 2023, 16:45
by Stuff by Bez
I much prefer the strategic 2p experience.
Yes, it's more mathematical and less psychological.
I don't see that as a problem in a competitive setting.
Tbh I strongly believe that most games should be 2p or 2 teams in arena.
Re: Two player version feels really bad
Posted: 28 May 2024, 01:11
by ilares
1v1 in arena is SO FU****ING BORING
please, 3 or 4 people but anything but 2
check this game and see how much fun we had, answer is zero
https://boardgamearena.com/1/gonutsford ... =518012285
Why Go Nuts for Donuts (and most other games on BGA) should be 2p arena
Posted: 12 October 2024, 17:27
by DJBisdaGOAT
When you play this game with more than 2 players, there is a strong luck element that you can't control. What I mean by this is if you are playing a 3p game with 4 options on the board and the other 2 players pick different options, you could be screwed into picking a worse card or no card at all. On the flipside, they couldve both picked the worst card and you can have the best one for free. Some can say that is the variance of the game and that this is "funner". With that I would have to agree, but that is NOT why arena mode is in BGA. If you are playing arena mode for fun and not to be competitive, you shouldn't be playing arena.
Games like sushi go have arena settings that aren't 2p as well. In sushi go someone could make a mistake that directly harms you and helps the third player (and you can't do anything about it). In 2p, you are 1v1 and everything your opponent does wrong will only harm themselves. (except in a couple rare cases)
Point is, playing most games on BGA have the most strategy/competitive based experience with 2 player. Higher player counts can be more fun, but that doesn't belong in arena.
Thank you.
Re: Two player version feels really bad
Posted: 08 January 2025, 03:22
by Exotic Dreams
That was my thought too. Although I jumped in two days before it was over so I didn't get much of a chance to try it.