Final phases changed?

[Laurentio]

I have now had several games where in the final phase 1 player alone was allowed to decide on "double or nothing" and on the scoring of the associations. Has this been changed in general or how?
From my point of view, this takes a lot of the fun out of the game, you work the whole time with individual actions towards this common final phase and then all but 1 player get virtually nothing of it?

[nena1502]

seems like and totally agree with you. In addition I played with someone who cheated (the player proposed different words for some of the items and said we were correct if one of her words was the same as mine) I really did not like it!

[Kezl]

Thanks for posting this. I was trying to find the setting to make it collaborative again. I wonder if it's worth creating a bug report under rules not being followed. Or suggested improvement to add it as an option?

I get that some players may prefer this to "speed up" games. But I agree, I found the discussion and collaboration fun

[Laurentio]

I made a bug report, please vote it up, thanks.

[Débo Jeux]

Hello, we've changed the scoring phase in response to player feedback. In turn-based mode, the final phase was particularly long. But we fully understand your comments and we'll see if we can make this change optional. Debora for Tiki Editions

[Laurentio]

Optional would be great, thx. And at least an initial check from all players like in the double or nothing phase.

[Daisyjo]

Optional would be great, thx. And at least an initial check from all players like in the double or nothing phase.

Yes, we should all be able to verify as we play from all over the world some people may not understand something is a match due to a language barrier.

[Laurentio]

Hello, we've changed the scoring phase in response to player feedback. In turn-based mode, the final phase was particularly long. But we fully understand your comments and we'll see if we can make this change optional. Debora for Tiki Editions

I guess we won't get this option (back)?