On 4/8/22 13:34, Jason Cobb via agora-discussion wrote: > Also, while timing scams are interesting gameplay, I don't think it's a > good idea to change the rules for the sole purpose of making them easier > to perform. In this specific situation, the timing element is likely to > be repealed soon anyway.
Tangent to this topic: I feel like there's a recent push for these minmaxing/optimization tools (automation, acting on behalf, contracts) etc. The problem is that minmaxing/optimization is basically solving a puzzle. And once a puzzle is solved it's boring. This is what happened with Cards in Sets, they're solved now thanks to contracts. That was a fun exercise that took us a while of play. But that was a sub-game. If Agora as a whole becomes solve-able, it becomes boring. -- nix Herald
