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Please remove "Undo" button on TTA

Posted: 09 September 2016, 15:06
by Orgidesh
Sorry my english is so bad, so i speak french, but all is in the title.

Messieurs les développeurs, s'il vous plait, serait-il possible d'enlever ce bouton undo dans TTA?
Certains joueurs en abusent, et même en partie rapide (3 minutes par tour), il n'est pas rare de voir un joueur qui dépasse le temps en rejouant 3 fois son tour. Quand on sait qu'il s'agit d'un jeu où pour gagner du temps, il est préférable de réfléchir durant le tour de ses adversaires, recommencer sans cesse sa réflexion, pour cause de retour en arrière du joueur en cours, c'est très pénible.
S'il n'est pas possible de l'enlever, au moins qu'il y ait la possibilité, dans les options de la partie, de l'activer ou non.

Merci d'avance.

Re: Please remove "Undo" button on TTA

Posted: 09 October 2016, 03:25
by Charlie Yu
I speak English and I felt the constant undoing in TTA is really annoying.
Undoing should be an exception, rather than the rule; I don't want to play against opponents who undo every single turn.
Maybe limit the number of undos to twice a game? It should be enough if you are paying attention.

Re: Please remove "Undo" button on TT

Posted: 03 November 2016, 17:54
by cofunguy
I would disagree on removing undo. Sometimes you look at a card on a tablet and BGA interprets it as playing that card or taking the card. Thus one needs TTR undo just for that reason alone.

Re: Please remove "Undo" button on TTA

Posted: 05 November 2016, 11:17
by Andy_K
Undoing is part of the TTA rules as written in the rulebook. It is an important design element and should stay.

Re: Please remove "Undo" button on TTA

Posted: 22 November 2016, 13:24
by mouldysocks
As someone who is new to TTA the undo is an invaluable feature - eg when you pass and you are warned of starvation or uprising.

However it would be even better if there was also an "undo last move" button as well. Sometimes one makes a mistake and picks a wrong card for example and it would be handy to just undo that single move and less annoying for all players (including the current one) to have to undo all moves and replay them up to where the mistake was made - saving valuable time in a real time game.