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The rule is that if some players have the same number of points when the game ends, and they have taken a different amount of (non-extra) turns, the ones with the fewer turns taken are placed ahead of the others.

For 2 player base games (no extra turns) that means if the game ends after a turn of the player who went first, they have taken one more turn than their opponent. If the points are tied, the other player is the winner.

I assume that happened to you (you were the player who went first, and you ended the game one point tie).

If on the other hand both player have taken the same number of turns, the game is really considered a tie.

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Done for both Oksure and friedrich33!

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Hi,

can you tell me, roughly when that happened (day)? I assume it's for the in-game account "EvilM0rty". If that's not the case, please also say for which one.

Best regards,
Ingix

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Done for HoboChic and bootus.

fluket was already deleted.

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Done (both game and forums accounts) for both edy and lkncvblknxcvlknxcvblkn

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That's not a bug, it's the correct behavior.

The Buy phase has kind of 2 sub-phases. First you play Treasures or do other things to generate coins (like spending Coffers). When you start buying something, the second sub-phase starts, where you spend the coins (or Potions) to buy things.

You can't go back from the second sub-phase to the first sub-phase (unless you have an affect that lets you go back to the Action phase explicitly, like Villa or Cavalry, where another Buy phase starts afterwards).

This is spelled out in the rulebook of the 2nd edition base game as follows, at the end of the explanation how the buy phase works:

You cannot go back and play more Treasures after buying a card; first play Treasures, then buy.

So, that's why could couldn't play the Platinum/Copper in your game. you had started buying things, in this case the Gamble event, so could no longer player Treasure. The base game does not contain Events, so its rulebook doesn't mention them, but it applies equally to them as well.

A few unscrupulous players use some automated tool to remind them of when the time limit for their next click is about to run out, so they can deliver it a few seconds earlier. This is sometimes referred to as a "timer bot".

I assume the meaning of the line in chat was to accuse you of slowplaying, meaning to manually or automatically wait a long time between clicks in order to provoke the other player to resign because they don't want to waste their free time waiting.

Yes, the lack of an easily visble game number in the end-of-game screen has been commented on quite often. You usually can scroll up the chat window to find the green messages, telling you when a game begins, including the game number.

Generally, you know already during the game if you want to report a player, so you can just write it down during to be used later. But I agree, having it easily accessible on the end-of-game screen would be much better.