• Venligst kopier/indsæt fejlmeddelelsen du ser på din skærm, hvis der er en.

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

• Venligst forklar hvad du ønsker at gøre, hvad du gjorde og hvad der skete

This is visible at any point in the game replay by looking at the main game board where the goals are displayed.

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The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

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

This is visible at any point in the game replay by looking at the main game board where the goals are displayed.

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

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

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

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• Hvad blev der vist på skærmen, da du blev blokeret (Blank skærm? Noget af spilbrugerfladen? Fejlmeddelelse?)

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

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• Hvilken del af reglerne blev ikke respekteret ved BGA-tilpasningen

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

• Er regel-brudddet synligt i e

This is visible at any point in the game replay by looking at the main game board where the goals are displayed.

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• Hvad var den spilhandling du ønskede at udføre?

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

• Hvad forsøgte du at gøre for at udløse denne spilhandling?

This is visible at any point in the game replay by looking at the main game board where the goals are displayed.

• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgre at gøre dette (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• I hvilket stadie af spillet opstod problemet (hvad var den daværende spilinstruktion)?

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

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

This is visible at any point in the game replay by looking at the main game board where the goals are displayed.

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• Venligst beskriv display problemet. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

• 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.

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

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

This is visible at any point in the game replay by looking at the main game board where the goals are displayed.

• Hvilken browser bruger du?

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

The physical game has 5 discs, double sided, to use for selecting which 4 goals will be in play. When using these, the rule book says:

Variable Goals: Instead of using the 4 basic goals (that are printed on the game board), shuffle the goal tokens, take 4 at random, and place them on top of the basic goals in any order."

But, the BGA implementation seems to have grouped these 10 goals AND the original 4 printed goals into a large pool of 14 total goals, and chooses 4 from those 14.

This can result in a game that is pretty much a joke, since those 4 printed goals are absurdly easy and will almost always occur in the course of typical game actions, requiring no extra effort or planning or sacrificing other plays that might otherwise be better plays. Those printed goals are meant to be beginner goals.

In this particular game, 2 of the goals were from among the 4 original printed goals: Have 2 or more wild Mantas, and, have 3 or more scoring locations in your scoring pile.

In this game, I triggered end game in NINE turns without even playing my Matrona once. I had three total cards in the scoring pile. This is not how the game was intended with variable goals. (And, as noted, not how the rule book is written).

• Hvilken browser bruger du?