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[fieldsofcarcassonne]

The one thing I'm wondering about after a play is: Why can't you see the opponent's play area? You can see what cards they play and what symbols they have, but you can't see how their cards are arranged. That hides useful information, like how the arrangement-based objectives are going for them, effectively preventing any chance at real player interaction.

You can, you have to click the eye thing next to their name. The only hidden info is your secret objective and your hand cards (potentially)

[SpaceCat5]

Thanks for hosting this game! The simplicity, portability, elegance, and depth convinced me to pick up a physical copy. Allowing people to experience these games online really does spur sales sometimes.

[sheilalouise]

It would be helpful to be able to enlarge the cards by hovering over them. It is hard to read the symbol requirements on the gold cards (the blue and the green look very similar, and it can be hard to tell how many of a given symbol are required.) It would also be helpful to see the point value on the cards that immediately score points.

[tmpope]

Playing this asynchronously feels very slow, I wish there were a solitaire version, especially because of how little interaction there is between players.