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Favorites, to battle! - 7 - The Battle of Favorites! - 7
What could be better than a holiday? Of course, the anticipation of a holiday. The same applies here; the longer Darkello waits for the draw, the more fun he has.
P.S. I have an idea: a time chart for the game. You can negotiate endlessly. (If you have a lot of time for the game, but the opponent has little, you have to adjust to him, and maybe you don't want to do that).
Let's say Monday: Interval 1, 12:00-18:00. Interval 2, 18:00-24:00.
Tuesday - Interval 3, 12:00-18:00. Interval 4, 18:00-24:00.
Wednesday, Friday - similar.
Total: 10 intervals on weekdays.
Weekend, Saturday: 8:00-13:00. 13:00-18:00. 18:00-21:00. 21:00-1:00 (4 intervals).
Sunday: 8:00-13:00. 13:00-18:00. 18:00-21:00. 21:00-1:00 (4 intervals).
Total: one week left, and there is no desire to negotiate nicely.
Start by choosing 2 intervals each, then 1. There are 3 intervals left - this is the time for the game. If someone can't, they lose.
P.S. These are just thoughts. There is a downside: if this is implemented, people will constantly use it and "fight each other," although I consider this a measure for extreme cases.