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Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

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Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

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Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

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• ¿Qué había en la pantalla cuando se quedó bloqueado? (¿mensaje de error?, ¿pantalla en blanco?, ¿una parte de la interfaz del juego?)

Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

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• ¿Qué parte de las reglas no se ha respetado en la adaptación de BGA?

Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

• ¿La infracción de las reglas es visible en la repetición de la partida? Si es así, ¿en qué jugada?

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• ¿Qué acción de juego querías realizar?

Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

• ¿Qué es lo que trataste de hacer para activar esta acción del juego?

• ¿Qué sucedió cuando lo hiciste (el mensaje de error, mensaje en la barra de estado del juego, ...)?

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• ¿En qué etapa de la partida ocurrió el problema? ¿Cuál era la instrucción actual del juego?

Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

• ¿Qué sucedió cuando trataste de hacer una acción de juego (mensaje de error, mensaje en la barra de estado del juego, ...)?

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Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

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• Por favor, copia/pega el texto mostrado en inglés en lugar de en tu idioma. Si tienes una captura de este error (buena práctica), puedes usar Imgur.com para subirla y copiar/pegar el enlace aquí.

Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

• ¿Está este texto disponible en el sistema de traducción? Si es así, ¿ha sido traducido hace más de 24 horas?

• ¿Qué navegador estás usando?

• Por favor explica tu sugerencia de manera precisa y concisa para que sea lo más fácil posible entender lo que quieres decir.

Unlike all other games I've played on BGA, this game automatically ends your turn as soon as you "play card" or do your second "draw card", and play moves to the next person. There is no option to look at what you did and decide whether to really end your turn, or undo what you did and do something else.

It's so extremely frustrating to make the wrong move because you misunderstood something, or just don't see that it was wrong until you see it - maybe you thought you clicked on a different card, for example. Or you didn't understand the scoring rules until you hover over a card after you played it. Or you just misclicked. It feels very very different to legitimately not have things work out, vs. to be committed to a move you _know_ is bad and not have the option to change it.

Obviously, if the last thing you did was draw from the deck, you can't undo that - because you already got to see what the card was. Plenty of other games handle this reasonably. For example, Wingspan also lets you undo, but if you drew a card from the deck you can't undo beyond that point.

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