I play a lot of turn-based games with a "scoring-phase" in the end. (e.g. Kingdom Builder, Azul, Carcassonne...)
When I am the last player, the ending is great: I see the scoring-phase "live" and it is exciting to watch who will will, to follow the race for points.
But when I am NOT the last player, it is a dissapointing experience. I get a notification that a game has ended, and I see immediately who has won. All the excitement of watching the animated scoring-phase is GONE. With a lot of clicks I could probably replay it, but since I already know who won, there is not really a point.
Am I the only one who sees that as a problem? It's actually my main-issue with BGA! I feel like the endings of many games are "stolen" from me.
When I am the last player, the ending is great: I see the scoring-phase "live" and it is exciting to watch who will will, to follow the race for points.
But when I am NOT the last player, it is a dissapointing experience. I get a notification that a game has ended, and I see immediately who has won. All the excitement of watching the animated scoring-phase is GONE. With a lot of clicks I could probably replay it, but since I already know who won, there is not really a point.
Am I the only one who sees that as a problem? It's actually my main-issue with BGA! I feel like the endings of many games are "stolen" from me.