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So if they have ships at my planet and we're at peace, the option should pop up? In that case it must be a bug.

I'm obviously missing something; how do I trade tech with another player? I can't seem to see the option, and I'm missing out because I'm playing the race that's all about trading.

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How do I find out what the conditions are attached to the different scenarios? I feel like I'm flying blind here. There's no mention of it in the rules. Perhaps implement a tooltip on the locations when you're selecting them?

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Can anyone recommend some of the games on this site that play well solo? I'm planning to create a account for my son, and I'd like him to be able to play some games to get used to the interface and/or familiarize himself with the gameplay before jumping into games with other humans. Also, there are ...

I just lost karma for the first time since joining this site, and it's because I joined a game expecting it to be 1 turn per day, and didn't realize it was 24 turns per day. I would like to suggest that games be colour coded based on their speed, or at the very least have different colour highlights...

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I have a newly minted federation, 4 research points, and lvl4 in a tech that no other player has researched to lvl5. Yet when I select the research action it does not show that as an option. Why? Edit: Figured it out; the federation I formed is the 12vp one, which doesn't have a green side to flip, ...

So what you're saying is that if we really want to see a game on BGA, we should be writing to the creators/publishers.

And in the future, you can reduce the player count and restrict game access to your friends list.

I wouldn't want total games to replace current number of games as a metric of a game's popularity, because that puts a bias on older games. A game that has just fair to middling popularity would outstrip a game of tremendous popularity if it has been on BGA 10 times as long... For example, "Thr...