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Oops, sorry, I didn't mean to embarrass you. I'm sure the Russian users won't be upset because someone mixes up national flags. After all, they have started using that new flag kind of recently.  ;)

Somewhere there's a Dutch user who is offended that it was mistaken for the French flag and not the Netherlands flag.

Would a public issue tracker help with the communication issues?

It's showing you what you drew, not your opponent.

But what if my opponent has hijacked my laptop's camera and is looking at the reflection of my screen in the window behind me?

The game log and maybe even the main player area really need to let the player know that the opponent's Enchantress nerfed their first action.

I'm curious how many erroneous bugs have been reported because of Enchantress...

In general I dislike automatic re-ordering of my hand. It leads to misclicks when playing long action chains.

What might be nice is a "tidy hand" button that sorted your cards for you but only when clicked.

Why don't cards revealed by City Quarter remain visible once they are returned to my opponent's hand?

Because lot of people (including me) were getting confused why they were able to see cards in the opponent's hand. It really looks like a bug when you don't realize why it's happening, but it'd be fine if it was an option with default to off.

I admit I thought it was a bug at first, too. Mostly because I've seen similar bugs in other card games.

But now that I know what's going on, it seems like it is inconsistently applied.

Why don't cards revealed by City Quarter remain visible once they are returned to my opponent's hand?

Will you ever switch to a proper issue tracker where people can find and track issues?

This will help with all of the clutter on these forums and all these duplicate issues.

I can understand that you feel that way, being a developer. And if all our customers were developers we'd certainly do that. But they're not.

Off course we need an issue tracker internally, but I feel no particular desire to expose it to the players.

I'm not a developer but I think an issue tracker would be a good idea.

edit (because this is driving me insane):

as it is now you: (click end actions) (click crown) (click copper)
*what you want: (click crown) (click play as treasure) (click copper)

Is this really what this whole thread is about?

I suspect this is already on the to-do list, but it feels really counter-intuitive and clunky to put certain card interactions as clickable links in the game log.

Frankly, I think the game log should be optional; the game should be completely playable without it visible.

I suspected it was related to it being a free Promo event. I've only been playing Quick Matches so I don't know exactly how the table is getting setup, but it does seem like it's showing up more than it should.

It reminds of the early days of Dominion on Brettspielwelt when their weighted kingdom generator algorithm caused 50% of games to feature Chapel. I'm not suggesting that Summon is in any way at risk of distorting the Dominion experience to the degree that perma-Chapel did, but it does eat up a lot of screen space.

Summon shows up in almost every game.

This is less than ideal.

In real life, no one is going to throw away all their retired cards and never play them again. They will add the new ones in and play games with everything in the mix.

I will never play with the retired cards again. I didn't literally throw them away, but they have been removed from my collection. They make games Dominion worse, and I for one am glad they're not in the new implementation.

I was surprised that Woodcutter was removed. So many cards in the base set are instrumental for teaching core concepts of the game, and that one very simply introduces players to the value of an extra buy.

I think the interface should move away from right clicks altogether. It's not well-supported in touch screens.

9) It would be nice for the color of the numbers to change when a supply is <= 3

I don't like this one. What does it matter if a supply has three or fewer cards? What behavior are you trying to influence by alerting a player to this? It feels like an unnecessary "editorial" on the game state.

This model makes a lot of sense!

How did you manage to come up with such a thing without a VP of Monetization?