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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgte at udføre denne spilhandling (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

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There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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• Venligst kopier/indsæt tekst vist på engelsk i stedet for dit sprog. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

• er der adgang til denne tekst i oversættelsessystem? Hvis ja, er det blevet oversat inden for 24 timer?

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• Forklar venligst dit forslag præcist og sammenfattende, så det er så let som muligt at forstå, hvad du mener.

There are two cases when it happens:

A) In the beginning of the game players get two mines that should be placed on the Corporate ID card. When the player arrives in the Belt for the first time, they are moved to player's Local Space.

B) In the moment a player declares a final run, his mines should be kept on the ship

However in BGA the mines always look like they are in the Local Space of the given player in those two cases. It looks like a mine is available to be stolen / claimed but it really isn't. That is pretty confusing (I made two errors because of that already). A solution could be to put mines that really are in Local Space into a box named PLAYER XYZ's Local Space. In case the mines are not in Local Space, Local Space Box should be shown empty

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