Yes it's very different from regular chess. But you learn very fast common attacks and defenses since you experience a magnitude more games playing with some t

Yes it's very different from regular chess. But you learn very fast common attacks and defenses since you experience a magnitude more games playing with some time limits. You could make the argument a lot of those moves should happened in the players mind - and the timer should just accommodate that. But this is a tradeoff and depends on the players preferences. For instance I'm having tons of fun meeting hundreds of players with different styles and quirks and it makes it a really fun fast paced game that's still essentially just chess. Is it known what time the creators intended for rounds?