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I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

• Please explain what you wanted to do, what you did and what happened

Move #4

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I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

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Move #4

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I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

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• What was displayed on the screen when you were blocked (Blank screen? Part of the game interface? Error message?)

I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

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

I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

• Is the rules violation visible on game replay? If yes, at which move number?

Move #4

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• What was the game action you wanted to do?

I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

• What did you try to do to trigger this game action?

Move #4

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I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

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

Move #4

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I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

• 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.

I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

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

Move #4

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

I'm a bit unsure even how to categorize this bug, but the table seems confused as to whose turn it is. After a combat result Poland wasn't able to take a retreat action. Refreshing the table undid the die rolls, which is one big problem. Then on two different instances of this table in two webpages it was my turn in one and my opponents in the other, which shows the table is quite unstable.

So I think in this one move are three bugs, the inability to retreat, the ability to undo die rolls using refresh until you get the result you want and then the confusion as to whose turn it is.

• Which browser are you using?