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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

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

During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

• What happened when you tried to do this game action (error message, game status bar message, ...)?

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During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

• 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.

During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

• 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.

During recruitment, players bid on dogs. If multiple players bid on the same dog, the highest bid wins and the player with the losing bid must choose from what remains that wasn't successfully bid on by another player. Often this means that they must "choose one of the remaining dogs" when there is only one dog remaining. In this scenario, it would make sense to me to just give that player the one remaining dog, as there is no actual choice for the player to make. Doing this could help speed up turn-based games because you don't need to wait for the player to take their turn just to do something that is forced upon them anyway.

An example of this is at move #207 on the table listed.

• Which browser are you using?