For Euk, it is as bad, as it makes the dailies almost unplayable for him.
Well, right now dailies essentially *are* unplayable for me, due to work schedule. I don't get home early enough to play Gondor, and have at-home commitments that usually make me unavailable during Rohan. That's why I haven't been in the dailies in the past couple of weeks. In fact, since the complaining really started, I haven't played any Dailies.
Let's get a cycle going of F, TS, M, Exp! I want Euk to play again!
I'd rather see different times than different days. Here's an idea: What if we had FOUR dailies every day, F, TS, M, and Exp, with start times that were staggered two hours apart. AND each day, each of those dailies would rotate 2 hours up.
For example, Monday:
2pm F
4pm TS
6pm M
8pm Exp
And on Tuesday:
2pm Exp
4pm F
6pm TS
8pm M
And on Wednesday:
2pm M
4pm Exp
6pm F
8pm TS
...and so on. So, in theory, most people would probably have at least one day a week that had a convenient time during which they could play their favorite Daily. And for people with more open schedules, there'd be the opportunity to play in ALL of them, with probably not much overlap between the different ones.
Thoughts?
Of course, there's been pressure to change the times of the Dailies ever since Expanded was first added... and utterly no reaction from MarcinS or anyone else. So, I don't know if changing days OR times is even an option these days.
Also, this same day experiment sure brought in some new Expanded daily players, eh Draino?
Technically it was the My Cards Expanded League that finally got Expanded Dailies off the ground. Before then, we were never able to get enough players together to make them happen. The League finally got people motivated enough to build some My Cards Expanded decks.
its even worse when someone plays in both and then wins both tournaments
I know it can be annoying and inconvenient when a player does not play as quickly as you'd like. But there are many reasons why this can happen; Playing in multiple tournaments is just one of them. Gemp already devised its own limitations on this, its own method of enforcement: The game clock. If someone is able to play in both tournaments, and even *win* both of them, I say congratulations.
I meant ZooL's #$&*@! behaviour towards others in general, not his merchant exploitation.
Playing in both tournaments is not worse that posting friggin rape stories in the game hall, or any of the other various things ZooL did.
People who play both dailys at once not only ruin the fun for others (long waits during and between games), but also have the advantage with the packs. With those packs you can buy other cards, thus naturally upping the price of those. That is not the main point.
First, you make it sound like someone who plays in both ruins the fun for
everybody. That is obviously not the case. Some people only play in one, but are not bothered by people who play in both. Some people play in both, and clearly have fun doing that. There are a few people, such as yourself, who are annoyed by people who play in both tournaments, and thus cause the tournaments to last longer, *even though* they are playing within the limits of the time allowed. This is no different than getting annoyed by players who are just slow, or have bad internet. There is no moral requirement to play as quickly as you possibly can, and there are all kinds of reasons why someone wants to play more slowly, or has to play more slowly.
Second, there is no "advantage" with packs, it is the same opportunity anyone else has when they play in a tournament. If anything, people who play in both are at a disadvantage against players who only play one, because if you play both your attention is divided. I know I've lost a number of tournament games simply because of something I missed because of my divided attention.
The main point is: While it is legal to play both, it's just morally wrong.
Totally disagree. It would be morally wrong if someone were
intentionally playing slowly in order to deprive you of your fun, or to deny you the ability to play. That's not why people play in both tournaments. They play in both in order to have more fun themselves. Just because you do something that happens to annoy *some* people, doesn't make that action morally wrong.
Look at it this way: At the current times the dailies are set for, I can't play in *any* of them. Does that mean that the person who scheduled them for those times did something morally wrong? No, of course not. Because there is no intent to do me any disservice, that's just the way things end up sometimes.