Multiplayer card games - the computer plays the game until the end.

Affects the games bismarck, tuhut, sasku. If the user runs out of move time, the computer makes any move according to the rules. The bid passes. The same would happen if it is the user's turn but the server sees that the user has problems with the internet connection. This way, the computer can also play the game to the end. Goal: to have fewer unfinished games; if internet problems occur, the player has more time to solve them. How does it feel?

looks pretty good....

Why do games get left unfinished? * Intentional abandonment - in this case, the robot makes no sense * Bad internet - in this case, more flexible time controls would help * Doing something else (a phone call, etc.) - in this case, a robot would be useful The exact same reasons probably exist in chess/checkers and other games. Could the computer be replaced there in the same way?

This is no good - the computer is ruining other people's games

How is this computer ruining other people's games?

If you win if your opponent gives up, the cunning and smart computer will leave you last :)

The computer makes the first random move, meaning it plays badly.

It seems quite reasonable, but if the computer plays to the end, he (the player who is "replaced") should not get better than the last place. The important thing is that he does not get as many disadvantages as when interrupting and is also fairer towards the other players (in terms of points).

Done! Currently valid for VIP users.

Pointless. You could play without a time limit. Very unfair. But the coin rolls. :-( I'm looking forward to when the computer creates games for VIP users and plays them. Bye-bye.