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Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

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Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

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• Forklar venligst dit forslag præcist og sammenfattende, så det er så let som muligt at forstå, hvad du mener.

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

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• Hvad blev der vist på skærmen, da du blev blokeret (Blank skærm? Noget af spilbrugerfladen? Fejlmeddelelse?)

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

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• Hvilken del af reglerne blev ikke respekteret ved BGA-tilpasningen

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

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• Hvad var den spilhandling du ønskede at udføre?

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

• Hvad forsøgte du at gøre for at udløse denne spilhandling?

• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgre at gøre dette (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• I hvilket stadie af spillet opstod problemet (hvad var den daværende spilinstruktion)?

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgte at udføre denne spilhandling (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• Venligst beskriv display problemet. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• Venligst kopier/indsæt tekst vist på engelsk i stedet for dit sprog. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

• er der adgang til denne tekst i oversættelsessystem? Hvis ja, er det blevet oversat inden for 24 timer?

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• Forklar venligst dit forslag præcist og sammenfattende, så det er så let som muligt at forstå, hvad du mener.

Hello,

Arena game - unlike casual games - automatically accept queued games, regardless if everyone is actually present. This is understandable from a certain point of view: in competitive gaming, you shouldn't be able to pick you opponents, as they are shown when accepting a casual game.

However, I've noticed several people - including myself - missing out on their Arena games simply because they haven't noticed that the games have started. This can be due to several reasons, some of which can be attributed to the player being AFK, while others can not. E.g. playing without sounds (for obvious reasons e.g. during quiet time) or with multiple tabs open (which sometimes miss out on sound ques, I think).

The problem is regardless simply avoidable. Also, from an opponents perspective it's better for the game not to start at all, instead of having to wait ~3 minutes to kick someone out. My simple solution for the problem is:

Extend the "Accept game"-feature into Arena game (as on casual games), but simply remove the showing of opponents in the accept screen. I'm sure this would greatly improve the BGA experience by removing unneccesary downtime for everyone with no apparent downside.

Thanks for your great work guys!

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