Sushi Go Arena Pudding

[Vixael]

The tooltip for pudding for Sushi Go in Arena reads as normal, with most: 6 and least: -6. But Arena scores it as most:6 and Least: 0. Can we get the card updated in arena to reflect proper scoring? Or is it that Arena is not scoring the card properly?

[Kayvon]

You've accidentally posted in the Site Suggestions forum. You want the Sushi Go forum and, possibly, the bug report system. There's a link to report bugs in the Sushi Go forum.

Hope that helps!

[Ceaseless]

NOTE: In a 2 player game, no one loses any points for puddings. Only the points for most pudding cards are awarded.

https://cdn.1j1ju.com/medias/e5/92/74-s ... lebook.pdf Under the page "Ending the Game". I believe Arena is 2 player this reason.

[Meeplelowda]

I believe Arena is 2 player this reason.

That was my guess, but I checked the Arena page for this season to confirm and it says "Number of players: 4." So I didn't post anything in response. I guess that page is wrong.

[Ceaseless]

I believe Arena is 2 player this reason.

That was my guess, but I checked the Arena page for this season to confirm and it says "Number of players: 4." So I didn't post anything in response. I guess that page is wrong.

https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=sushigo Says the previous season was 4 players, and the current one was two, but what I actually checked was a game from an Arena player, and the first one I pulled up was an Arena game with 2 players.

[Meeplelowda]

I believe Arena is 2 player this reason.

That was my guess, but I checked the Arena page for this season to confirm and it says "Number of players: 4." So I didn't post anything in response. I guess that page is wrong.

https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=sushigo Says the previous season was 4 players, and the current one was two, but what I actually checked was a game from an Arena player, and the first one I pulled up was an Arena game with 2 players.

You'd think the actual Arena page would get updated at the same time whenever there is a change, but apparently not. There was a point not so long ago when the "+See season rules" link didn't actually link to anything. But there's no point in fixing the link, then linking it to inaccurate information. At least when the link was broken you couldn't mistakenly rely on what it said.