Mau_91;n9206471 said:The timer is way to long in my opinion, you shouldnt have more than 15 seconds overall to play your turn, never understood people take a long time to play, and honestly its enraging.
Yes, looks better. Thank you.4RM3D;n9207501 said:Topic changed. Better now?
I think that either a random card should be played or it's a pass.bilbo.baggins;n9207901 said:I think a solution to the "skip" trick would be: if the timer reaches zero, the game automatically plays the first card on the left ( or right ).
It's not that much about a discard abuse. It's a "skip" option that has never been mentioned in the game.TheShift;n9207541 said:yes. The skellige discard is abuse by all means of the word and should adressed
like BornBoring said..simple fix is to banish the card
HenryGrosmont;n9207971 said:I think that either a random card should be played or it's a pass.
HenryGrosmont;n9205941 said:I would like to see a clear answer on the matter. Is this a part of the game and an acceptable strategy? And if it isn't, how are the devs planning to address this issue?
In Gwent, roping is waiting until you almost timed out and then playing a card (and slow-rolling is playing all the cards after the opponent passed).
EDIT.
I am talking about not playing a card on your turn.
This isn't the issue I brought up. Timing out and "skipping" the turn is the one.KingPegasus;n9235861 said:Just remember there are a lot of streamers out there that are talking to their followers.. watch swimstrim, he ropes like hell, 10-12 mins a match because he comments on what's going on etc. It's a good watch actually, won't want to be his opponent though.
I'm missing the point here, I'm afraid.MonsterAttack;n9235921 said:Especially when they only 3 or less cards in their hands.
The game is either play or pass. There isn't a skip option built in it. So, any use of that should be penalised IF it is indeed an exploit and the devs are against it. In which case, something is ought to be done.frbfree;n9235991 said:I was playing a match last night where in the score was tied and I was out of cards. The opponent only had Cantarella in hand, and 0 cards in his deck. To play her would have meant a loss. But I had a unit under weather, and to pass would have given him a draw. He let the timer run out, and discarded Cantarella, causing me to lose 2 points to the weather on my side, and giving him the match.
I realized why and how he was doing it (Cantarella was revealed because of my Tibor play), and I thought it was a perfectly acceptable strategy. I know this isn't always the case, but in this instance, I couldn't really object.
lomvicmarko;n9206501 said:Timer is fine, when match is good i really need that bit of extra time to do my turn.
Several times, I either passed or played when I would have won "skipping". As long as it isn't in the game description or the devs say it's perfectly fine, exploiting it is a bad taste, imo. For a simple reason that previously cdpr stated it wasn't a part of the game and it wasn't intented to be there. In that case, it should be penalised.Skryba86;n9236581 said:I think they should add the button to skip your play by discarding a random card that gets banished. Make it official so it doesn't look like an exploit to some people.
Either way, I'm fine with it, valid strategy if you ask me.
HenryGrosmont;n9205941 said:I would like to see a clear answer on the matter. Is this a part of the game and an acceptable strategy? And if it isn't, how are the devs planning to address this issue?
In Gwent, roping is waiting until you almost timed out and then playing a card (and slow-rolling is playing all the cards after the opponent passed).
EDIT.
I am talking about not playing a card on your turn.
Thank you.Burza46;n9243771 said:Discarding a card from your hand is a strategy i many card games, of course the way that is done right now is not optimal and we're exploring a solution
scorba;n9245271 said:when your time runs out, you should be forced to automatically Pass.
that would solve a few issues.