Happy Holidays from the Dire Wolf Digital Team!

[Dire Wolf CS]

Our team is taking a break to celebrate the season from Wednesday, December 25th, until Thursday, January 2nd. During this time, we won’t be actively monitoring Discord/Steam/Facebook (though you may see us lurking!)

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We appreciate your patience and look forward to chatting with you again soon! Wishing you a joyful holiday season and a fantastic new year!

--The Dire Wolf Digital Team

[FroBodine]

A wonderful holiday present from you would be to add more online game turn timer options. 90 seconds is NOT ENOUGH! Please, please, please, please stop ignoring this issue and add some more turn timer options - 3 minutes, 5 minutes, unlimited time for those who want it. Even 60 seconds for those insane speedsters.

[Dire Wolf CS]

Originally posted by FroBodine:

A wonderful holiday present from you would be to add more online game turn timer options. 90 seconds is NOT ENOUGH! Please, please, please, please stop ignoring this issue and add some more turn timer options - 3 minutes, 5 minutes, unlimited time for those who want it. Even 60 seconds for those insane speedsters.

Thanks for the feedback. We will send this to the team.

[marttini7]

Originally posted by FroBodine:

A wonderful holiday present from you would be to add more online game turn timer options. 90 seconds is NOT ENOUGH! Please, please, please, please stop ignoring this issue and add some more turn timer options - 3 minutes, 5 minutes, unlimited time for those who want it. Even 60 seconds for those insane speedsters.

I feel exactly the opposite of it.

Sometimes even 90 seconds are boring and unnecessary. I think that 60 sec. is more than sufficient to study what would be your next move.

Because you shouldn't think ONLY at your turn. You can use opponent's turn to think what you will do, also... it's very disrespectful to face players who are doing non-sense things while playing the game (most of the time they're on background and not active) -- this shouldn't be defended.

The more you practice the game, more experience you get, and you know cards better, board-spaces better too... in this case you don't need to "read again" most of the things -- turning obvious for us to detect who is amateur and who isn't.

To play quickly is suitable for both 'professional' and 'casual' players. If you just want to know what will be the results of the match, without needing to be "tryhard", them just cook your salad and play quickly.... in the other hand, professional player will play quickly because he knows the game!! Conclusion: speed games are most joyful, even if being strategical.