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I disagree to a point. One key part of a worms match is to be able to make your move in a fixed amount of time. Playing in a scenario like WWF, it could easily
by KeyBoardG 15y ago
I disagree to a point. One key part of a worms match is to be able to make your move in a fixed amount of time. Playing in a scenario like WWF, it could easily take that time just to reacquaint myself with where everyone is.
- pacaro 15y agoIt is true that it would change the game dynamics, this is also true for Scrabble and Chess, which are normally played with a clock (however formally or informally applied) That can improve the game though, while I'm not necessarily that interested in improving my Worms Skillz, correspondence chess definitely gives me a form of training that comes in handy when playing over the board