• Merci de copier-coller le message d'erreur qui s'affiche à l'écran, s'il y a lieu.

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• Veuillez expliquer ce que vous vouliez faire, ce que vous avez fait et ce qu'il s'est passé

In turn-based TM there are two reasons that one has to return to the game: either it is your turn to take an action, or you just have to decide whether to accept energy. This decision about accepting energy comes down to this: how many points is the player willing to trade for (points+1) energy.

The game currently makes the decision for you if it is 0 points for 1 energy. The change proposed here would extend this to give the player the option of setting higher thresholds so that it happens automatically more frequently and they avoid an unnecessary return to the game (and an unnecessarily delay for the other players).

This involves adding the options shown below to each player's game interface. The player would set it per game, and their setting would not be visible to the other players. Left in its default settings, game play would be no different then it is now.

How many points are you willing to give up in exchange for power - automatically?
- 0 pts for 1 power (default),
- 1 pt for 2 power
- 2 pts for 3 power
- 3 pts for 4 power
- 4 pts for 5 power

Could also have these two options:
(For both the default is ON, which is the same as current behavior:)
- Always ask me if decision involves a cultist
- Beyond the threshold chosen above, ask me rather then automatically declining

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• SVP copiez / collez ici le texte affiché en anglais au lieu de votre langue. Si vous avez une capture d'écran de ce bug (pensez-y !), vous pouvez utiliser Imgur.com pour la télécharger et copier-coller le lien ici.

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In turn-based TM there are two reasons that one has to return to the game: either it is your turn to take an action, or you just have to decide whether to accept energy. This decision about accepting energy comes down to this: how many points is the player willing to trade for (points+1) energy.

The game currently makes the decision for you if it is 0 points for 1 energy. The change proposed here would extend this to give the player the option of setting higher thresholds so that it happens automatically more frequently and they avoid an unnecessary return to the game (and an unnecessarily delay for the other players).

This involves adding the options shown below to each player's game interface. The player would set it per game, and their setting would not be visible to the other players. Left in its default settings, game play would be no different then it is now.

How many points are you willing to give up in exchange for power - automatically?
- 0 pts for 1 power (default),
- 1 pt for 2 power
- 2 pts for 3 power
- 3 pts for 4 power
- 4 pts for 5 power

Could also have these two options:
(For both the default is ON, which is the same as current behavior:)
- Always ask me if decision involves a cultist
- Beyond the threshold chosen above, ask me rather then automatically declining

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Merci d'expliquer votre suggestion de manière précise et concise, de façon à ce qu'il soit aussi simple que possible de comprendre ce que vous voulez dire.

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• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Qu'affichait l'écran lorsque vous avez été bloqué(e) (Un écran vierge ? Une partie de l'interface du jeu ? Un message d'erreur ?)

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• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Quelle partie des règles n'a pas été respectée par l'adaptation BGA ?

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• La violation de règle est-elle visible dans le replay de la partie ? Si oui, à quel numéro de coup ?

In turn-based TM there are two reasons that one has to return to the game: either it is your turn to take an action, or you just have to decide whether to accept energy. This decision about accepting energy comes down to this: how many points is the player willing to trade for (points+1) energy.

The game currently makes the decision for you if it is 0 points for 1 energy. The change proposed here would extend this to give the player the option of setting higher thresholds so that it happens automatically more frequently and they avoid an unnecessary return to the game (and an unnecessarily delay for the other players).

This involves adding the options shown below to each player's game interface. The player would set it per game, and their setting would not be visible to the other players. Left in its default settings, game play would be no different then it is now.

How many points are you willing to give up in exchange for power - automatically?
- 0 pts for 1 power (default),
- 1 pt for 2 power
- 2 pts for 3 power
- 3 pts for 4 power
- 4 pts for 5 power

Could also have these two options:
(For both the default is ON, which is the same as current behavior:)
- Always ask me if decision involves a cultist
- Beyond the threshold chosen above, ask me rather then automatically declining

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Quelle action de jeu vouliez-vous faire ?

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• Qu'avez-vous essayé de faire pour déclencher cette action de jeu ?

In turn-based TM there are two reasons that one has to return to the game: either it is your turn to take an action, or you just have to decide whether to accept energy. This decision about accepting energy comes down to this: how many points is the player willing to trade for (points+1) energy.

The game currently makes the decision for you if it is 0 points for 1 energy. The change proposed here would extend this to give the player the option of setting higher thresholds so that it happens automatically more frequently and they avoid an unnecessary return to the game (and an unnecessarily delay for the other players).

This involves adding the options shown below to each player's game interface. The player would set it per game, and their setting would not be visible to the other players. Left in its default settings, game play would be no different then it is now.

How many points are you willing to give up in exchange for power - automatically?
- 0 pts for 1 power (default),
- 1 pt for 2 power
- 2 pts for 3 power
- 3 pts for 4 power
- 4 pts for 5 power

Could also have these two options:
(For both the default is ON, which is the same as current behavior:)
- Always ask me if decision involves a cultist
- Beyond the threshold chosen above, ask me rather then automatically declining

• Que s'est-il passé lorsque vous avez essayé de faire cela (message d'erreur, message dans la barre d'état du jeu...) ?

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• À quelle étape de la partie le problème est-il apparu ? Quelles instructions le jeu affichait-il ?

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• Que s'est-il passé lorsque vous avez essayé de faire cette action de jeu (message d'erreur, message dans la barre d'état du jeu...) ?

In turn-based TM there are two reasons that one has to return to the game: either it is your turn to take an action, or you just have to decide whether to accept energy. This decision about accepting energy comes down to this: how many points is the player willing to trade for (points+1) energy.

The game currently makes the decision for you if it is 0 points for 1 energy. The change proposed here would extend this to give the player the option of setting higher thresholds so that it happens automatically more frequently and they avoid an unnecessary return to the game (and an unnecessarily delay for the other players).

This involves adding the options shown below to each player's game interface. The player would set it per game, and their setting would not be visible to the other players. Left in its default settings, game play would be no different then it is now.

How many points are you willing to give up in exchange for power - automatically?
- 0 pts for 1 power (default),
- 1 pt for 2 power
- 2 pts for 3 power
- 3 pts for 4 power
- 4 pts for 5 power

Could also have these two options:
(For both the default is ON, which is the same as current behavior:)
- Always ask me if decision involves a cultist
- Beyond the threshold chosen above, ask me rather then automatically declining

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Veuillez décrire le problème d'affichage. Si vous avez une capture d'écran de ce bug (pensez-y !), vous pouvez utiliser Imgur.com pour la télécharger et copier-coller le lien ici.

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• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• SVP copiez / collez ici le texte affiché en anglais au lieu de votre langue. Si vous avez une capture d'écran de ce bug (pensez-y !), vous pouvez utiliser Imgur.com pour la télécharger et copier-coller le lien ici.

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• Ce texte est-il disponible dans le système de traduction ? Si oui, a-t-il été traduit depuis plus de 24 heures ?

In turn-based TM there are two reasons that one has to return to the game: either it is your turn to take an action, or you just have to decide whether to accept energy. This decision about accepting energy comes down to this: how many points is the player willing to trade for (points+1) energy.

The game currently makes the decision for you if it is 0 points for 1 energy. The change proposed here would extend this to give the player the option of setting higher thresholds so that it happens automatically more frequently and they avoid an unnecessary return to the game (and an unnecessarily delay for the other players).

This involves adding the options shown below to each player's game interface. The player would set it per game, and their setting would not be visible to the other players. Left in its default settings, game play would be no different then it is now.

How many points are you willing to give up in exchange for power - automatically?
- 0 pts for 1 power (default),
- 1 pt for 2 power
- 2 pts for 3 power
- 3 pts for 4 power
- 4 pts for 5 power

Could also have these two options:
(For both the default is ON, which is the same as current behavior:)
- Always ask me if decision involves a cultist
- Beyond the threshold chosen above, ask me rather then automatically declining

• Quel est votre navigateur ?

• Merci d'expliquer votre suggestion de manière précise et concise, de façon à ce qu'il soit aussi simple que possible de comprendre ce que vous voulez dire.

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• Quel est votre navigateur ?