#19533: "It is hard to keep count of the spade flip counts"

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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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• ¿Qué parte de las reglas no se ha respetado en la adaptación de BGA?
In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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Mozilla v5

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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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In the basic form of the game, each 'spade' tile may be flipped three times.

When placing a tile and deciding whether to place a welly boot on a feature, the game blanks the spade counts from all the spade tiles. It does this because, at that moment, flipping a tile would be illegal (you may lay a tile OR flip a tile, not do both at once).

However, this is really confusing. Suppose you want to lay a tile with your first move then flip a tile with your second. At the point you are laying your first tile, the flippable tile looks like it has exhausted its flips. The only way to be sure is to cancel the tile-laying, check to ensure that the tile *is* flippable, select the tile again, remember that the tile is flippable even though it looks like it isn't, and commit to laying the tile.

I see two alternatives to improving this situation.

Option 1. Use a different visual style to indicate the spade tiles which are exhausted completely and those which still have flips remaining.

Option 2. Introduce a limited 'undo' facility, as some other games on this site have (eg Sapiens) which allows the player to go back to before their first move if they're unhappy with the situation before they complete their second move.

Option 2 would also solve some other minor issues, such as where you lay a tile the wrong way around and accidentally commit.
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