hyst poll

[franz]

fun poll

[Kaleu]

10

[Impossible]

4 is perfect for SD forcing

[Uzurpator]

5

[TheKomodo]

I voted 5 as well

Nice we share same view Uzur, I like Hyst with you

[DarkOne]

5 indeed

[fr4nk]

2, the darksiding should be avoided at start.

[lacoste]

0 and small water rise lmao

[Ray]

Make it 6 then, 5 is an odd number, kind of gives advantage to the person who starts, doesn't it? Just a thought.

[TheKomodo]

Make it 6 then, 5 is an odd number, kind of gives advantage to the person who starts, doesn't it? Just a thought.

Not really? Could you elaborate? I don't see how...

[Aerox]

0 and small water rise lmao

Win

[Ray]

Make it 6 then, 5 is an odd number, kind of gives advantage to the person who starts, doesn't it? Just a thought.

Not really? Could you elaborate? I don't see how...

Well, it's like the player who starts has 3 turns to skip, the other one only 2, it's not in balance. It's just a thought, it might not be any difference at all, just seems odd to me.

[TheKomodo]

Make it 6 then, 5 is an odd number, kind of gives advantage to the person who starts, doesn't it? Just a thought.

Not really? Could you elaborate? I don't see how...

Well, it's like the player who starts has 3 turns to skip, the other one only 2, it's not in balance. It's just a thought, it might not be any difference at all, just seems odd to me.

Yeah I guess I see what you mean now, but I still don't see it being a problem though if you still know how to use that time properly.

[Chicken23]

10

If you voted for 1 or 2, why? Turns can accidently be failed and this could cause sd before someone wanted it. Forcing sd before someone wants is bias towards the lightsiding tactic.

It's not hard to avoid attacks and tick the timer down to sd if you want to. If you don't want to do that tactic you also have the option of attacking. Don't force people into playing a certain style, let them play a scheme to their own style and tactics if they wish to do so.

[DarkOne]

Make it 6 then, 5 is an odd number, kind of gives advantage to the person who starts, doesn't it? Just a thought.

Not really? Could you elaborate? I don't see how...

Well, it's like the player who starts has 3 turns to skip, the other one only 2, it's not in balance. It's just a thought, it might not be any difference at all, just seems odd to me.

Typically, though, sd is started because someone intends for it to start. So it's usually one player skipping turns.