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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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• Merci d'expliquer votre suggestion de manière précise et concise, de façon à ce qu'il soit aussi simple que possible de comprendre ce que vous voulez dire.

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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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.

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• SVP copiez / collez ici le texte affiché en anglais au lieu de votre langue. Si vous disposez d'une impression écran du bug (bonne pratique), vous pouvez utiliser le service d'hébergement de votre choix (snipboard.io par exemple) pour l'uploader et copier/coller le lien ici. Ce texte est-il disponible dans le système de traduction ? Si oui, a-t-il été traduit depuis plus de 24 heures ?

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.

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Merci d'expliquer votre suggestion de manière précise et concise, de façon à ce qu'il soit aussi simple que possible de comprendre ce que vous voulez dire.

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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