Ah. That explains it.

AoW takes ages to drop. Nobody's sure why, but roughly 1 card per 3 hours is pretty normal for it. It's stupid. Nothing to do except go to bed or something and just let Idlemaster do its job.

Which game?

If you bought the game on Steam then the first 2 hours basically don't count. Additionally if you're doing multiple at once it adds time to how long per drop.

If you have bought them via a method other than Steam itself, then yes. Any "retail" keys are excused from the 2-hour lock. Idlemaster just still runs them through the 2-hour-all-of-the-games system because it cannot tell the difference.

I got nothing. Sorry.

Check your antivirus and firewall. Anything?

Just keep waiting, the program will run until all drop.

Let us know if you get banned from a VAC server. It'd be good information to have. (Yes this is callous, sorry to ask this of ya)

Any games you got it will idle them at once until it hits the 2 hour mark, at which point it switches to one-by-one. (This is default behaviour). This was implemented due to Steam's 2-hour-refund system being implemented.

If you don't like it, hit "Settings" on your idlemaster. There's a section for Idling behavour. Setting it to individually will cause your program to idle one-by-one.

Try running it as admin.