Board Game Arena

GeraldineMerida wrote: ↑19 November 2022, 21:28

Hagardunor wrote: ↑19 November 2022, 19:04

Jellby wrote: ↑19 November 2022, 08:57

Those who "place conviviality and good behavior beyond anything" can play in training mode.

Well I know many sports where competition and fair play live very well together (even such hard sports as rugby). Not all moves are allowed, and bad ones are generaly severely punished.

Competing does not mean transforming the arena in a slaughterplace (at least I hope nobody wants it) but challenging eachother's skills. Taking advantage of a time problem means you have few.

Try asking your opponents for a few extra minutes in which to score in rugby when the half is over!

You need not necessarily restrict yourself to training mode, but if you think Arena players will mostly prioritise conviviality over efficient play and competition, I think you have very much misunderstood how it works.

Luukbreda wrote: ↑20 November 2022, 16:17 how long is a redthumb active??