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I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

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I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

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I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

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• Qué había na pantalla cando se quedou bloqueado? (mensaxe de erro?, pantalla en blanco?, unha parte da interface do xogo?)

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

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• Qué parte das regras non se cumpriron na adaptación da BGA?

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

• é visible a violación das regras na repetición? Se o é, en que número de movemento?

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• Qué acción de xogo querías realizar?

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

• Qué é o que tratache de facer para activar esta acción do xogo?

• Qué sucedeu cando o fixeche (a mensaxe de erro, mensaxe na barra de estado do xogo, ...)?

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• En que paso do xogo ocorreu o problema (cal foi a instrucción actual do xogo)?

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

• Qué sucedeu cando tratache de facer unha acción de xogo (mensaxe de erro, mensaxe na barra de estado do xogo, ...)?

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• Por favor, describe o problema de visualización. Se tes un pantallazo deste erro (boa práctica), podes usar Imgur.com para subilo e copiar/pegar a ligazón aquí.

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• Por favor, copia/pega o texto amosado en inglés no canto do teu idioma. Se tes un pantallazo deste erro (boa práctica), podes usar Imgur.com para subilo e copiar/pegar a ligazón aquí.

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

• É este o texto dispoñible no sistema de tradución? Se é así, foi traducido fai máis de 24 horas?

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• Por favor explica a túa suxestión de maneira precisa e concisa para que sexa o máis sinxelo posible entender o que queres dicir.

I've been playing a lot of Can't Stop in the final days of this arena season. A 2-player game typically takes ~5-10 minutes to play, even in a turn-based mode. There's absolutely no reason that short games shouldn't be able to do turn-based in the final days of the season, as long as the sum of all players' turn timers does not extend past the end of the Arena Season.

For example: with Can't Stop, a "slow" real-time game gives you only 7 minutes to play. That is not enough time to deal with a doorbell or phone call that might happen unexpectedly during the middle of a game. Because of this, I have always played turn-based, until I recently got into arena.

The fastest turn-based speed, 24 moves per day, says game duration estimate of ~15.3 hours. If there are 5 days left in the Season, that means you could still play a good 7-8 games back to back before the Season ends without any risk of a game not ending before the end of the Season.

Why, on short games like this, are we forced into playing in real-time, which doesn't allow you to have even a brief distraction? There's absolutely no reason for it. The difference on the turn timer between the slowest real-time and fastest turn-based is so significant that even if it meant just adding more real-time options, like a 15min/player slowest real-time option to short games, that there would be way, way less stress playing arena games in the final days.

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