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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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• Which part of the rules was not followed by the BGA adaptation?

Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

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Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

• Which browser are you using?

• Please copy/paste the text displayed in English instead of your language. If you have a screenshot of this bug (good practice), you can use Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

• Is this text available in the translation system? If yes, has it been translated for more than 24 hours?

• Which browser are you using?

• Please explain your suggestion precisely and concisely so that it's as easy as possible to understand what you mean.

Would it be possible to implement undo button for every phase of the game?
Like for example the phase where you choose what to build. After you have chosen what to build you cannot go back anymore. So if you change your mind, that "oh this other thing makes more sense" then it is already too late. In a physical board game, I would just swap the tiles until everyone has decided what they want to play.

And undo button for action phase in general would be very useful. If someone accidentally does something they do not want in the end, they could go back and restart their action. "Oh no, I took X, whle I should have taken Y because..."

Literally, all the games I have played here in the BGA have an Undo-button and a confirmation button to end your turn. So why does City of Big Shoulders does not have one?

• Which browser are you using?