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I'd argue almost the opposite. The once-public, but currently hidden, elements are often meant to be hidden in the actual game, so an imperfect memory would make you lose precise information, and be left to figure some of it out based on general trends. (Also, in Stone Age, the civ cards aren't ent...

It's already been mentioned, but information that was once public SHOULD NOT be hidden in turn-based. For example, your opponent's hut and civ cards in Stone Age, or VPs in Puerto Rico. You can keep track of this information in real-time, and this information is essential for strategic play. In turn...