Swords and Ravens Forum

<r>The main chat window could be doubled in height for most resolutions.<br/> <br/> Perhaps the height of the chat could be the map height - the top right card area?<br/> <br/> Also the text input field would be more pleasant to use if it could show 3 or 4 lines at a time. <br/> <br/> <IMG src="http...

Currently, if you want a private game you can add "[Private]" to the game title. That way most people will not try and join your game. If anyone does, as the lobby creator you can kick them out. If someone does join, they may be new so you could also post a message in the lobby to inform t...

So that you can quickly scan through them and poke anyone you have a contact for out of game.

Perfect. It would allow the "Private" games to still function as they do now, the creator could leave himself in an unready start and kick out uninvited players, while speeding up public games start times, and getting rid of the zombie lobby problem.

When you select a player to whisper to in game, a new tab open in the chat. However the focus stays in the main public window, this is very annoying and more than once, has caused me to say the loud part quiet and the quiet part loud.

<t>Currently the in game chat only shows time, which is fine for live games, but for games that take weeks to finish it is not possible to tell when a message was sent.<br/> <br/> My suggestion is to add a popover tooltip that shows the long date and turn number that a msg was sent.<br/> <br/> Somet...

It would be nice to expand the profile screen with personal gaming stats.

total games played
win/loss ratio
average rank at end of game
times played as X house
win/loss as X

you could have an option to have it publicly visible or not

Would be nice to be able to message people you have enjoyed playing against, so that you could invite them to a game another time.

Could be expanded to seeing if they are online, currently playing, and in a lobby with a spare seat currently.

Anything that helps make it more accessible is good. The game has a hell of a learning curve for new players as it stands, so a little help here and there will be a huge help for a brand new player. It is also something so obvious for a veteran, that they wont even notice its there, so its not givin...

Personal play-style preference. Or just someone who rubbed you the wrong way. Better to keep people who don't like each other in separate rooms, so a personal feud doesn't take over the game.