Hello.

In Pokémon Revolution Online, PvP battles often take far too long, and this really hurts the overall experience. Many players deliberately stall or take an excessive amount of time to make their moves, which makes the matches frustrating rather than enjoyable. Instead of being fast-paced and strategic, battles sometimes feel dragged out and exhausting.

 

I would strongly suggest implementing a shorter turn timer — around 30 seconds per move — so the pace of the game feels smoother and fairer. This would encourage players to focus on skill and strategy, while preventing unnecessary delays that ruin the fun of competitive play.

You should watch some smogon and vgc tournaments. Usually people have to think about their moves before clicking.

If both sides think about 2 minutes for each move one battle will take hours I don't believe that's healthy. I mean like 4 minutes for just 2 clicks 

I totally disagree about having short or very short time to move,it will ruin the PvP experience,it's competitive and with Chests Rewards now even more,so we all need time to think about the best move to do,not only for the current turn but also for the others,in a battle,some turns will be quick,some will be half-quick,some will be in the middle and some will be slow.

 

We never know what's happening on opposite player's side :

 

Googling Something Important Quickly - Calcing - Checking Type Tables - Lagging - Connexion Starting To Go Off And Finally Gets Back In - ...

 

99% of players are assuming that an opposite player is automatically Time Stalling when a turn is slow or kinda slow,that's stupid and not the truth most of the time.

Edited September 2, 2025Sep 2 by Xouman

+1  , less time to calculate then more real skill players due to their experience instead of just googling stuff 😊

-1

I don't want just 30 seconds to calc on an important turn.

Doesn't the timer already get shorter the more time you spend each turn deciding, for that person.

-1, imagine having to rush to check some calcs...

I agree about the symptoms but i disagree about the cure.