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Done!

Done!

Sorry, that's unfortunately a general problem on iOS/Safari. It's known, but likely cnnot be corrected in the next few days  :(

Thanks for the insight, Josh. Now I could reprocude the problem!

Browsers allow people to choose a scaling factor for websites, so that they can see more content (but smaller) at once (< 100%), or less content (but then with bigger text, > 100%). Ctrl-Mousescroll is the usual way to do that on devices with a mouse, AFAIK, and if the scaling isn't 100%, you usually see it at the right side of or near the browser address bar.

It used to be that doing this had no effect on Dominion online, except that the player names got bigger.

Now apparently the changes released with Seaside 2E make this no longer true. If you increase the scaling, the blurring happens and starts to be noticable at 200% for me and reaches the "really, really bad" state at 400% (for me, of course this is subjective). You can see it here at the maximum of 500% that Firefox allows me to do with scrolling.



I guess the cards are rendered at 5 times less the normal resolution, then scaled up.

So at least for now it looks like the way to change this is to scale the site back to 100%.

Yes, that's right. Unfortunately, the rulings on how this kind of situation should play out were unclear for some time, so it looks like there is something "leftover" in the code.

Done (for both judetheobliterator and rendence)!

Done!

There is some bad news for this problem. It cannot be worked on during this week, so any fixes will come next week at the earliest.

Can you say on what device you are seeing that? There have been multiple reports about (different) problems with Safari, but nothing like this. I made a quick check on my windows PC, where everything was as smooth as with Firefox, no blurryness.

Donald X., the game's desgigner, already made second Editions of the base game and Intrigue, casting aside some cards to make room for (hopefully) better and more interesting ones. Those are already a few years old, and if you started playing Dominion after that, you may never know what Spy, Feast, Great Hall and Saboteur do.

The same is happening with Seaside, it's getting a second Edition (the printed cards have apparently reached North America last week), and online it's being done with a 3 day preview, the second day of which will happen in about 1.5h, from the time of writing.

Since printing logisitics imply a card count of a multiple of 100, new cards always means old cards have to go, in this case the first to to be confirmed where Embargo and Ghost Ship, more will follow today and tomorrow.

That Dominion Online follows suit in parallel is just the "old" tradition of following previews, but until now that only involved completely new expansions, so cards never "left" befroe.

Thanks for the info, I'll forward that to the person doing the UI (I know they changed lots of things, and it looks like it doesn't work as intended in iOS).

Done!

Yes, that's a known issue with respect to Villagers.

The problem has been fixed now, you can play again.

The problem has been fixed, you play again now!