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Had a game make the Joining noise, but the game did not start, I was still at the lobby.
If I attempted to find a game, it displayed "Already in Game"
If I reloaded, It displayed "Internal Error".
If I reloaded several times, I got the prompt that appears if you have tried to rejoin too many times.  Eventually had to click the Give Up button (which does cost you ranking points)

Right now, I'm seeing the leaderboard fail to load, and whenever there's a match, both player's ranks are showing up as 38.75.

I experienced this after my opponent resigned, then I continued the game against Lord Rattington.
I played a Druid, then the prompt to choose one of the boons did not appear, locking me into the "Which Boon?" prompt and making the game unplayable.

Just had this happen.  Abruptly thrown out of a game into a new game.  When I reloaded the page, it took me into the table view of my previous opponent.

I think the card text is pretty clear here.  You gained a card, you got the +3 coin and +1 buy, and because it was the cleanup phase, you didn't get to use it.

There are many many footguns in Dominion where you can do something that doesn't quite work out the way you want it to.

When the Highwayman effect was first introduced, it did cover up the entire card.

It might have been changed because you could have treasures that are also actions, and be able to play them as a Way.  You'd need the bottom of the card available for that.  You could also have treasure-actions get turned into pigs via Enchantress.

Managed to see "Your subscription lasts another NaN days", I presume it's a visual-only bug.

Can confirm that quitting the game still costs you rating points.

Seeing this happen again:

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        value: function createUniqueInitials() {
            var players = this.game.state.players;
            players.sort(function (a, b) {
                return a.name.localeCompare(b.name);
            });
            var previousPrefix = 1;
            for (var i = 0; i < players.length - 1; i++) {
                var prefix = 1;
                for (; prefix < players[i].name.length; prefix++) {
                    if (players[i].name[prefix - 1].toLowerCase() !== players[i + 1].name[prefix - 1].toLowerCase()) break;
                }
                players[i].initials = players[i].name.slice(0, Math.max(previousPrefix, prefix));
                previousPrefix = prefix;
            }


Upon entering this function, the array `this.game.state.players` contains two elements.

this.game.state.players[0].name = undefined
this.game.state.players[1].name = "Dwedit"

Then it crashes when it attempts to sort the players, and the game never starts.

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It is actually possible to manually get past this one:

* Set a JavaScript breakpoint at the `var players = this.game.state.players;` line
* Go to Console, and assign `this.game.state.players[0].name = "OPPONENT"` (if players[0] was the one without a name)
* Resume execution

When I finally got past it, I saw a "make opponent resign" prompt.  The opponent was probably was having issues too.

Started getting "Server doesn't allow new games" at 9PM EST whenever trying to start a new game, even after reloading.

I first noticed a bug like that on Aug 15.  That bug was the one that made me see a "Force opponent to resign?" prompt despite both players being active in the game.  I've never taken the force-resign action.

Saw it happen once more.

I just had a game where it appeared to start, but then it suddenly went to the Table view instead.  After I reloaded, it went back to the game.

Got exception on the "return a.name.localeCompare(b.name);" line

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        key: "createUniqueInitials",
        value: function createUniqueInitials() {
            var players = this.game.state.players;
            players.sort(function (a, b) {
                return a.name.localeCompare(b.name);
            });
            var previousPrefix = 1;
            for (var i = 0; i < players.length - 1; i++) {
                var prefix = 1;
                for (; prefix < players[i].name.length; prefix++) {
                    if (players[i].name[prefix - 1].toLowerCase() !== players[i + 1].name[prefix - 1].toLowerCase()) break;
                }
                players[i].initials = players[i].name.slice(0, Math.max(previousPrefix, prefix));
                previousPrefix = prefix;
            }
            if (players.length > 1 && players[players.length - 2].name.length === previousPrefix) previousPrefix += 1;
            players[players.length - 1].initials = players[players.length - 1].name.slice(0, previousPrefix);
            players.sort(function (a, b) {
                return a.index - b.index;
            });
        }


Somehow I got a prompt where the opponent requested to undo -17 (a negative number) moves.  I saw that, then reloaded the game.  The message changed to say undo 1 move.