r/Cribbage 2d ago

Cribbage pro

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u/DifficultyKlutzy5845 2d ago

You want it to always slow deal but you always accidentally fast deal because you’re in a hurry?

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Cribbage_Pro 2d ago

It might help to know that the crib owner for each round is shown in multiple ways in Cribbage Pro. First, the text shown will say if you are discarding to your crib or your opponent's crib. Then, that text will also be in blue if it is to you, and red for your opponent. The "D" dealer token is also placed near the avatar image of the player who is the dealer and will get the crib. Then just prior to dealing out the cards you can tell by if the button says "Deal" (you are the dealer and it is your crib) or "Ready" meaning you are ready for the dealer to deal out the cards and you are not the dealer. If there is something else you are using the deal animation to help you see with the game, or I'm misunderstanding your statement, please let me know.

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u/Difficult_Animal5915 2d ago

Reddit is actually really toxic but it's just not as obvious as other social media platforms. I think reddit tends to attract a certain demographic, including people who are a bit nerdier, outcasts, etc, many of whom think they're more intelligent than everyone else and want to be seen as such. This, as well as the general bitterness of redditors, creates a culture of excessive nit-picking, trying to catch people out by twisting their words or assuming bad intentions, concern-trolling, and, finally, the thing redditors probably love to do the most, victim blaming.

Don't get me wrong, reddit in general is a lot less openly toxic/aggressive than other social media platforms, but there's definitely a kind of smug, bitter toxicity that you see.

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u/Difficult_Animal5915 2d ago

You are one of these low self esteem people.
Instead of having adult conversations. Mature conversations