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#81
Feature Requests / Re: disable undo request and c...
Last post by Ingix - 10 February 2024, 08:56:16 PMYou can change the ratio that the game log and game chat have on the right hand side by dragging the dividing line up or down (not sure if/how that works on mobile). That includes hiding the whole chat.
If the undo happens when your opponent has to do something (like they played a card but want to undo it), you can simply ignore it. If you have to do something (e.g. they forgot to buy something and ended their turn and want to undo to that point while you decide what cards to play in your turn) you have to respond at some time :-(
If the undo happens when your opponent has to do something (like they played a card but want to undo it), you can simply ignore it. If you have to do something (e.g. they forgot to buy something and ended their turn and want to undo to that point while you decide what cards to play in your turn) you have to respond at some time :-(
#82
Feature Requests / disable undo request and chat
Last post by pfft - 10 February 2024, 07:02:42 PMI would pay at least double my current subscription fee for the ability to disable the undo request and the chat box.
#83
Card Bugs / Re: Prince not doing anything
Last post by Ingix - 10 February 2024, 09:36:22 AMThanks for the screenshot, but in that situation that is what is supposed to happen.
Prince reads:
When you played Prince, you only had Treasure cards left in your hand (Silver, 2x Gold), so you could not set aside an Action card at all (let alone a non-Duration non-Command Action card costing up to $4). In this turn, you drew the Prince late, with only a Haggler in hand at that time, and since it costs $5, you also couldn't have played it with Prince. So on this turn, Prince couldn't do you any good, if you played it or not.
Prince reads:
QuoteYou may set aside (on this) a non-Duration non-Command Action card **from your hand** costing up to $4.
At the start of each of your turns, play that card, leaving it set aside.
When you played Prince, you only had Treasure cards left in your hand (Silver, 2x Gold), so you could not set aside an Action card at all (let alone a non-Duration non-Command Action card costing up to $4). In this turn, you drew the Prince late, with only a Haggler in hand at that time, and since it costs $5, you also couldn't have played it with Prince. So on this turn, Prince couldn't do you any good, if you played it or not.
#84
Card Bugs / Re: Prince not doing anything
Last post by Othz - 10 February 2024, 08:26:17 AMI have a screenshot...
#85
Support / Server Connection Closed or Co...
Last post by djking - 09 February 2024, 11:43:36 PMCan't connect to the server, have tried with multiple browsers. Has been down for at least two hours.
#86
Card Bugs / Re: Prince not doing anything
Last post by Ingix - 07 February 2024, 04:44:52 PMDo you have a game number for that game? If not, could you send me your in-game name (maybe via direct message here), then I can have a look myself.
#87
Card Bugs / Prince not doing anything
Last post by Othz - 07 February 2024, 10:12:02 AMJust played a game with the prince where there only thing that happened when I played it was that an action disappeared.
Only available card to play with it should have been "Sea Chart", where as "Magpie" supply pile was empty.
Only available card to play with it should have been "Sea Chart", where as "Magpie" supply pile was empty.
#88
Card Bugs / Re: Mapmaker
Last post by Ingix - 07 February 2024, 08:45:52 AMThe behviour you saw was correct.
Ultimately it boils down to the fact that when you play any Reaction card that draws you cards (like Mapmaker oder Diplomat) in then physical card game, any opponent has generally no way of knowing if the second copy was in your hand initially or if you just drew it.
It could be handled as you suggest in a digital game, but since the digital is supposed to run using the pyhsical card game's rules, it follows those.
It's a very longstanding rule/ruling, going back to a card from Intrigue's first edition, Secret Chamber:
This is from the dominion wiki at https://wiki.dominionstrategy.com/index.php/Secret_Chamber
Ultimately it boils down to the fact that when you play any Reaction card that draws you cards (like Mapmaker oder Diplomat) in then physical card game, any opponent has generally no way of knowing if the second copy was in your hand initially or if you just drew it.
It could be handled as you suggest in a digital game, but since the digital is supposed to run using the pyhsical card game's rules, it follows those.
It's a very longstanding rule/ruling, going back to a card from Intrigue's first edition, Secret Chamber:
QuoteYou may reveal the same Secret Chamber multiple times when reacting to an Attack; for example, in response to an attack, you could reveal Secret Chamber, draw a Moat and a Copper off the top of your deck, put back two coppers, reveal the Moat to be unaffected by the attack, and then reveal Secret Chamber again to put either the Moat or the Secret Chamber back on top of your deck.
This is from the dominion wiki at https://wiki.dominionstrategy.com/index.php/Secret_Chamber
#89
Card Bugs / Mapmaker
Last post by dominionplayer1 - 07 February 2024, 12:21:47 AMSo I just played a really frustrating game where I am pretty sure there is a bug. The card Mapmaker says that when a player gains a victory card then you may play this from your hand. What happens, though, is that if the player draws another Mapmaker as a result of this Mapmaker reaction they are then allowed to play that one. This appears to be an error, as this card was not in your hand when the victory card was gained and therefore should not have triggered its reaction. If, however, a second victory card were gained, you should be able to react again with those Mapmakers you added to your hand, but you should not be able to react to the first victory card gain.