#97567: "Need a real undo/confirm feature in this game"
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• Merci de copier-coller le message d'erreur qui s'affiche à l'écran, s'il y a lieu.
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. -
• Veuillez expliquer ce que vous vouliez faire, ce que vous avez fait et ce qu'il s'est passé
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Google Chrome v117
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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. • Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• 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.
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. • Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• Qu'affichait l'écran lorsque vous avez été bloqué(e) (Un écran vierge ? Une partie de l'interface du jeu ? Un message d'erreur ?)
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. • Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• Quelle partie des règles n'a pas été respectée par l'adaptation 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 violation de règle est-elle visible dans le replay de la partie ? Si oui, à quel numéro de coup ?
• Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• Quelle action de jeu vouliez-vous faire ?
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. -
• Qu'avez-vous essayé de faire pour déclencher cette action de jeu ?
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• 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 ?
Google Chrome v117
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• À quelle étape de la partie le problème est-il apparu ? Quelles instructions le jeu affichait-il ?
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. -
• 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...) ?
• Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• Veuillez décrire le problème d'affichage. Si vous disposez d'une impression écran du bug (bonne pratique), vous pouvez utiliser le service d'hébergement de votre choix (snipboard.io par exemple) pour l'uploader et copier/coller le lien ici.
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. • Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• SVP copiez / collez ici le texte affiché en anglais au lieu de votre langue. Si vous disposez d'une impression écran du bug (bonne pratique), vous pouvez utiliser le service d'hébergement de votre choix (snipboard.io par exemple) pour l'uploader et copier/coller le lien ici. Ce texte est-il disponible dans le système de traduction ? Si oui, a-t-il été traduit depuis plus de 24 heures ?
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. • Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
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• 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.
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. • Quel est votre navigateur ?
Google Chrome v117
Historique du rapport de bug
The fact that some other players don't want a "Confirm" button is irrelevant, as we do not want to force these players to use this option, we just want to HAVE this option available. Meaning, those who want the button can enable it, and those who do not want it can disable it. No need to force any player behaving in a certain way, either by having this button available, or not having this button (which is the current situation, unfortunately).
In general, I think this OPTION (again, to be clear: not mandatory to be used by everyone, just usable by everyone that want it) should be available in every game on BGA.
Thanks!
Additionally, my family plays on their phones a lot and make accidental click often. An undo button would help with this too.
Also, why is there no option to arrange the cards in your hand? The game-destroying mistakes I have made probably would not have happened if I could put groups together.
People complain about overpowered deer, but I feel they can be overcome if, for example, one could organize a good butterfly strategy (as the bridesmaids say).
Don't even get me started on the mole.
"When playing on a mobile phone, the screen constantly changes, and it's easy to accidentally press "Pass" instead of "Play" because the "Pass" button suddenly appears where the "Play" button was just. This is frustrating, as you then miss out on the bonus you've earned and can't undo it. It's not a problem on a PC; it only occurs on mobile due to the constantly changing screen and the enlarged cards that pop up."
This is another issue and should be adressed separately.
There are a couple cards that have similar effects/bonuses.
Also "We won't change our mind about undo on this game." just because 5, yes 5, people do not want an undo button in this game is a wild statement, especially when every other game that is a bit more complex on this site has that function.
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