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I had a colony next to a curse and accidentally trashed the colony - opponent denied the undo. I explained in the chat what the error was and they just denied it again until the game timed out so they could win by default. I blocked the opponent, but it's not the first time this has happened. I totally get denying the undo when the opponent is misusing it, eg they have drawn cards, but when it's an obvious error it should not have to be up to the opponent who will often just deny it to get an easy win. Obviously I hadn't meant to trash a colony. Is there a way to enable an auto-undo when it's an obvious mistake, like there is for undoing treasures played in your buy phase - eg if you trash a card on an optional trash action, you can auto-undo?

Can a player see that you have blocked them, or does it just prevent you matching with them again?

It used to be possible to set up tailored games (card pools, types of cards) while also making it a rated game. Now when I try this, 'rated game' switches off. If I try to turn rated game back on, it removed my card pool choices...

I have played numerous games today but my ELO has not changed - Is there a bug with ELO?

I think it would work better if the games were rated and if you didn't want them to be, you switch it to unrated. People might not always realise you have to change it to make it rated? It feels more meaningful when the games are rated!

Frustratingly often, players quit during or towards the end of the game, eg if they don't like the cards or are losing. This has happened to me three times this afternoon. I'm assuming players don't lose any more ELO if they quit than if they lose so they have no incentive to stay. In three player games it's even more annoying as it turns into an unrated game for the remaining players, with Lord Rattington joining. Please could this be considered?#