Is it possible to disable the game chat?

[Archisian]

Well, i can say a good interaction in real life is none in all. But in cant control that. In online games, chat can be used to bluff, deconcentrate, provoking, or to be gentle. Its up to you if you want to read the chat. Its up to me if i dont want to talk to people in real life. I dont need laws to enforce it. If you want to remove the human factor, in a online game platform, maybe is better to play with bots. Is like play football, and to expect players keep quiet and respect all the rules.

Bots in board games have an unfair advantage.

[ulkaur]

People with money have an unfair advantage, they can buy the best uniques in the market. Regular people just cant do that. This game isnt about fairness, is a bussiness model, like gambling, with illustrations and cute stuff, but is a bussines.They need regular players, and elite players that can spend hundred or thousand of dollars for the decks they want. And is all good, no problem with me, but in the same spirit of free market and freedom of speech, we need the people can do what they want to do. Either buying super expensive cards, or being sarcastic in a chat.

[Cile]

in the same spirit of free market and freedom of speech, we need the people can do what they want to do. Either buying super expensive cards, or being sarcastic in a chat.

Or turning off chat entirely.

I don't know some people think "freedom of speech" means the same thing as "everyone has to listen to you." Also, BGA does not have "freedom of speech". For example, if I use the word for the gaseous state of matter, or the verb for what a vacuum does, my post will be moderated.

[Jellby]

if I use the word for the gaseous state of matter

I think you mean water, not matter.

[Tof63]

if I use the word for the gaseous state of matter

I think you mean water, not matter.

In the end, It doesn’t even water