Hi, in game 5199253, towards the end (possibly my very last turn), I had 3 coins in play, 3 debt and 1 buy. I chose to pay my 3 debt. Immediately afterwards my turn ended. So if I had wanted to buy a 0-cost card, I couldn't have. I believe that I am correct that paying debt does not count as a buy?
EDIT: Not sure if this counts as an interface issue, but not sure which other forum it should have gone in.
I just realised that the reason that I had debt was because on a previous turn I had played Capital. Now I know that after playing the capital card, you can only begin paying debt off once your turn is over, but the incident occurred on a subsequent turn. The debt that I was paying off had previously been accrued and so I no longer had the Capital limitation of only being allowed to pay the debt off at the end of my turn.
Log from your last turn:
•R plays a Native Village.
R draws a Province.
•R plays a Native Village.
•R shuffles their deck.
R sets a Native Village aside with Native Village.
•R plays a Native Village.
•R puts a Silver and a Native Village into their hand.
•R plays a Native Village.
•R sets a Native Village aside with Native Village.
•R plays a Catapult.
•R trashes a Copper.
•L discards 2 Provinces.
•R plays a Silver.
•R repays 3 debt (1 remaining).
R draws 2 Golds, a Province, a Native Village and a Catapult.
"repays 3 debt (1 remaining)."
Debt remaining so you can't buy a 0 cost.
Yikes, I'm sorry! :-[