• Si us plau, copia i enganxa el missatge d'error que veus a la pantalla, si és que n'hi ha algun.

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Si us plau, què volies fer, què vas fer i que va succeir

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Si us plau, copieu/enganxeu el text mostrat en anglès en comptes del teu idioma. Si tens una captura de pantalla d'aquest error (bona pràctica), pots utilitzar un servei d'allotjament d'imatges de la teva elecció (per exemple, snipboard.io) per penjar-la i copiar/enganxar l'enllaç aquí. És aquest text disponible al sistema de traducció? Si és així, ha sigut traduït fa més de 24 hores?

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Si us plau, expliqueu el vostre suggeriment de manera precisa i concisa, per que sigui el més fàcil d'entendre possible.

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Què es mostrava a la pantalla quan estaves bloquejat (pantalla en blanc? Part de la interfície del joc? Missatge d'error?)

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Quina part de les regles no s'han respectat per l'adaptació de BGA

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• És visible la violació de les normes durant la repetició de la partida? Si es així, en quin número de moviment?

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Quina va ser l'acció del joc que volies fer?

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Què intentes fer per dur a terme aquesta acció del joc?

• Què va passar quan ho vas intentar fer (missatge d'error, missatge de la barra d'estat de la partida, ...)?

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• A quina fase del joc va passar l'error (quina era la ordre en curs)?

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Què va passar quan vas intentar dur a terme l'acció del joc (missatge d'error, missatge de la barra d'estat del joc, ...)?

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Si us plau, descriviu el problema de visualització. Si tens una captura de pantalla d'aquest error (bona pràctica), pots utilitzar un servei d'allotjament d'imatges de la teva elecció (per exemple, snipboard.io) per penjar-la i copiar/enganxar l'enllaç aquí.

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Si us plau, copieu/enganxeu el text mostrat en anglès en comptes del teu idioma. Si tens una captura de pantalla d'aquest error (bona pràctica), pots utilitzar un servei d'allotjament d'imatges de la teva elecció (per exemple, snipboard.io) per penjar-la i copiar/enganxar l'enllaç aquí. És aquest text disponible al sistema de traducció? Si és així, ha sigut traduït fa més de 24 hores?

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Quin és el meu navegador?

• Si us plau, expliqueu el vostre suggeriment de manera precisa i concisa, per que sigui el més fàcil d'entendre possible.

Right now, it is sometimes unclear why moves that seem legal are actually prevented by events or court cards. this creates confusion for players and more work for the developer.

For example, in a recent game, when taking a "Battle" action I was prevented from removing a spy from an opponent's court card. At first I though this was an error and looked for a similar error report. A player had encountered a similar issue, however, the rules were followed correctly because a court card (Mohan Lal) prevents spies from being removed from a player's court cards by battling. In other words, I was incorrect the game followed the rules correctly.

I suggest that if an event or court card prevents an action that a red banner pop-up or tooltip appears and says why an action is prevented. This might require the UI to give players the option to take a move that will be ultimately prevented. For example, if a player wants to battle to remove a spy from a court card, the player would see the piece be highlighted as if they could battle, but when they attempt to take the action, a banner pops up saying "Mohan Lal - Spies cannot be removed in battle with other spies" or any associated textt from another card that prevents the move.

My suggestion would fix two problems, one for the players and one for the developer. For the players, they know why a move is prevented. It also simulates real life play, where an opposing player will tell you why your clever plan won't work because that opposing player has a card that prevents it. Right now, players get frustrated because they think they should be able to take an action that is actually not allowed. This can be especially frustrating for first-time or inexperienced players.

For the developer this suggestion prevents needless reports down the road that rules are not being followed. I assume repeated reports that rules are being followed.

Really appreciate you considering this request. I do believe it will make things clearer for players, smooth out play, and prevent needless reports down the road.

• Quin és el meu navegador?