SUGGESTION: A little more chat time at the end of a game

[dawnchorus]

Maybe it wastes server slots or something (note to self. Check that there is such a thing as a "server slot"), but all the other online strategy games I've played seem to have unlimited time to: discuss the game / talk nonsense / say how much you've had to drink at the end (delete as applicable), but with DefCom you only seem to get about ten seconds to pontificate. Is this true or is it just me?

[estel]

It's entirely down to the server host - you can chat until the host shuts the server down.

[dawnchorus]

Ah right - didn't know that. Maybe I'm used to playing on centralised servers. Ignore me.

[Ruges]

I like to stick around after the game ends to talk about what everyone did. Some other's do too. But I find it suprizing how many people leave the game at the end without saying a word. Some even leave before the game ends knowing they where majorly defeated. (even worse is when somone leaves when they get nuked hard at the start, only for them to come out on top later when everyone else gets hit)

[Mirray]

I do lose the most sometimes, but learn from your mistakes and try again.

I've nailed down the 1 vs 1 situation, it's the 1 vs 1 vs 1 vs 1 vs 1 vs 1 situation that I'm having troubles with.