What constitues a "move"

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NCFCRulz
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What constitues a "move"

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Some games it seems everytime the turn switches to another player to advance a "move" whereas others seem to progress multiple moves in the same players turn without any interaction from anyone else?

Is there anyway at the end of a game to see how many times a player had to return to computer to click a button? For example in a turn based game how many times did it become another players turn and then be your turn again?
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Cheery Dog
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Re: What constitues a "move"

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A move is whenever the state of the game changes. The more things a player needs to do, the more moves they're make per turn.

I think most games have a "turns taken" statistic in the premium statistics, which I think is what you're asking for.
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