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It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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

It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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• What was the game action you wanted to do?

It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

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It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

• 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.

It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

• 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.

It would make the game much more playable to be able to see the path along which the token crab has moved.

Especially in turn-based play, it is difficult to keep track of what the other player(s) have done--this information is critical to deducing which items are forbidden and which are hiding friendly crabs.

It would additionally be pretty useful to be able to place tags on spots which you believe are forbidden.

To be sure, the game is playable as-is, but it feels like work to comb through the log and manually translate the numbers into locations, trace through the tile layout, and figure whether any items were skipped over and thus are potentially forbidden. Having the program do that for you would make the game much lighter and more fun to play.

• Which browser are you using?