• Por favor, copia e pega a mensaxe de erro que ves na túa pantalla, se houbera algún.

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

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In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

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In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

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• Qué había na pantalla cando se quedou bloqueado? (mensaxe de erro?, pantalla en blanco?, unha parte da interface do xogo?)

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

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• Qué parte das regras non se cumpriron na adaptación da BGA?

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

• é visible a violación das regras na repetición? Se o é, en que número de movemento?

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• Qué acción de xogo querías realizar?

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

• Qué é o que tratache de facer para activar esta acción do xogo?

• Qué sucedeu cando o fixeche (a mensaxe de erro, mensaxe na barra de estado do xogo, ...)?

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• En que paso do xogo ocorreu o problema (cal foi a instrucción actual do xogo)?

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

• Qué sucedeu cando tratache de facer unha acción de xogo (mensaxe de erro, mensaxe na barra de estado do xogo, ...)?

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• Por favor, describe o problema de visualización. Se tes un pantallazo deste erro (boa práctica), podes usar Imgur.com para subilo e copiar/pegar a ligazón aquí.

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• Por favor, copia/pega o texto amosado en inglés no canto do teu idioma. Se tes un pantallazo deste erro (boa práctica), podes usar Imgur.com para subilo e copiar/pegar a ligazón aquí.

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

• É este o texto dispoñible no sistema de tradución? Se é así, foi traducido fai máis de 24 horas?

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• Por favor explica a túa suxestión de maneira precisa e concisa para que sexa o máis sinxelo posible entender o que queres dicir.

In Terra Mystica, many (but not all) experienced players find the game to present more interesting decisions when the factions are spaced out around the color wheel. This is a core part of the central tension of the game. So it would be enjoyable for many to have a setting choice for both player-selected auctions and random faction selection that would cause it to be impossible for there to be three color-adjacent factions in a row. That is, no "sandwiched" factions when this setting is turned on.

I believe this would be used quite often by a sizable portion of the player base. Auctions are an important part of the modern Terra Mystica game as it allows players to have a greater feeling of freedom of choice compared to turn-order selection. However, one side effect of auctions is the possibility of placing three adjacent factions that greatly impair each other, making the fourth faction 30 or more points better. In such cases, the game feels to some people less enjoyable than games without such "sandwiched" factions. This setting proposal would allow those who prefer to play auction games without such worries.

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