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In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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• 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.

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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• What was the game action you wanted to do?

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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

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• At which step of the game did the problem occur? What was the current game instruction?

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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

• Which browser are you using?

• Please describe the display issue. If you have a screenshot of this bug (good practice), you can use Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

• 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.

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

• 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.

In the setup phase of the game the Host with the red coloured name places the starting Red and White tiles, then the Guest with the White coloured name has a choice to play Red or White.

The instructions that appear say "You must keep colors or place a red stack and swap colors" then right beside is a keep colours button.

I found this quite confusing even though I have played tumbleweed previously. Essentially since who will play which colour is yet to be decided, it's confusing to offer new players to keep or swap colours. It had to be pointed out to me that the usernames have colours initially otherwise I wouldn't have seen it.

What about an alternate phrasing like " To play first with Red, place a red stack. To play second with white, click this button" which was suggested by Alex in the discord. This again assumes the "keep colours" button appears beside the message or nearby depending on the device.

Let me know what you think or if this report seems unclear.

All the best.

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