They need to implement something so that each move takes at least some time off the clock as well. According to the games record on move 73 you had 7.9 seconds, but on move 156 you had 5.9 seconds. Nobody can make 83 moves in 2 seconds without benefiting from some sort of bug.
In any real-world situation, NOBODY is going to move, hit the clock, wait for the opponent to move & hit clock & repeat 83 times only losing 2 seconds even if you took some black belt martial artists with the fastest fingers in the world. It's bug exploitation.
The clock needs to drop at least some on every move.
In any real-world situation, NOBODY is going to move, hit the clock, wait for the opponent to move & hit clock & repeat 83 times only losing 2 seconds even if you took some black belt martial artists with the fastest fingers in the world. It's bug exploitation.
The clock needs to drop at least some on every move.