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Something akin to DotA 2's accept/decline when a game is ready to be joined. It sounds silly, but the queue is sometimes practically instantaneous and our friend group jokes "it's the nuclear launch button" because you can't hit it unless you are absolutely sure you want to do ranked. There's little to no room to step out of the competitive queue if for some reason should you need or want to. Just a simple "yes or no" would be appreciated, maybe we're alone in this being an issue but we've mistakenly queued for ranked a few times now because it's SO fast.

TL;DR : Competitive queues are insanely fast and should you need to step out of the queue usually there's no opportunity to do so.

Have seen the video a few times and torrented it a couple times more, but end up deleting it in random bouts of harddrive cleaning. She's dressed in a white shirt and green and black/blue plaid skirt with a headband on and it ends with him cumming on her tits, otherwise it's mostly vanilla.

Granted the only worker placement game I have played so far is T'zolkin, but I enjoyed it quite a bit and it got me eyeballing both of these titles. I've heard great things about both so I was hoping for anyone that's played both maybe to be able to weigh in? I love the flavor and weight of the theme in Midgard, but I've heard that Waterdeep plays very well and cleanly and plus it's easy to introduce to people. So here I am asking for the subreddit's two cents!

Hey there r/boardgames! Previously asked for game advice on games to play with my parents, and got some great insight and feedback on quite a few games. Now I'm back again with an inquiry into some possible new games for my weekly gaming group. After writing it all out, it's a little bit of a mess in my opinion, but really just looking for general thoughts on some stuff that we might like based on our general rough tastes. Greatly appreciate anyone who is willing to read this and add some input. Anyway here we go!

Number of Players: 1-6 (Games best with 4 players are pretty favorable too!)

Game Length: 30-180 minutes (I find 3 hours to be personally my limit, anywhere from 0 to 3

Recently started into the hobby, sort of long-time lurker first time poster here! A friend's cousin got us all into the wild world of board games and I've already bought quite a few in the span of a couple months. A nice side benefit of all this has been playing games with my parents as well. That being said looking for possible extensions to the collection that they might really enjoy.

Number of Players: 2-4

Game Length: 30-120

Complexity of Game: Have played Smash Up, Eldritch Horror, and Roll for the Galaxy. They enjoyed Roll, love Smash Up and would like to play more Eldritch(have played it three times), but the length is a deterrent usually. I would say not much more com

First off I want to say that there isn't a whole lot wrong with the current system. I also know that there's an awful lot of talk in the air about the automatic picking up of craft materials and other items which is apparently in the works. I got thinking about Blood Shards and the other items that are automatically picked up and begin to think about Rift Keystones.

• For starters they could also be picked up automatically like Blood Shards since your keystone count would be displayed in your inventory along side your gold and shards.

• It's not even that big of a deal to run to my stash and see how many stones I have, but I just think that displaying them this way could work.

• With thi

Just looking for someone to chat with over the course of the day, would like to have someone to talk with during work. Thanks.

EDIT: My username is premed93 (Not a premed student btw :<)