RomarioGrom
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I'm not forcing anyone to play like a superhero and take 5 seconds per turn, but if 4000 + 400 wasn't enough for all your battles with golems and the like, then I'm sorry, but it's enough for most top players (I'm referring to long chains of battles, with 10+ units per turn...). Even I, a newbie, can manage it, and by the end of the game, I have at least a 1000+ difference (I pay less attention to battles and suffer losses because of it, but the timer is always within the limit).
For those who like to nitpick about the numbers, the timer is also a topic of discussion, just like the turn time of 6.8 seconds in SoD.
While I was writing this, another page was created. I'll try to express again what I meant: I'm willing to wait an hour or two while a player takes their mega-turn, but I need to be sure that I won't lose anything because of it! And the payback will come in the 2nd or 3rd week for their turn, and this primarily concerns tournaments (in fun games, at least there's no limit). And most importantly, if you don't want to play with a timer, you don't have to; no one is forcing you (it will come naturally). A year ago, I was 100% against it and played according to the game's rules (sometimes 2, 3 games) every day, and I wasn't bothered by the opponents' turns.
For those who like to nitpick about the numbers, the timer is also a topic of discussion, just like the turn time of 6.8 seconds in SoD.
While I was writing this, another page was created. I'll try to express again what I meant: I'm willing to wait an hour or two while a player takes their mega-turn, but I need to be sure that I won't lose anything because of it! And the payback will come in the 2nd or 3rd week for their turn, and this primarily concerns tournaments (in fun games, at least there's no limit). And most importantly, if you don't want to play with a timer, you don't have to; no one is forcing you (it will come naturally). A year ago, I was 100% against it and played according to the game's rules (sometimes 2, 3 games) every day, and I wasn't bothered by the opponents' turns.
