Base Game Rulebook wrote:A player keeps his victory points, unlike his money and goods, secret from
the others. A player puts his victory point chips face-down on his windrose.
BGA tries to maintain only official rules variants on the site. Since the rules specifically say to keep them hidden (and there are no published variations to that, unlike the switching costs of buildings for the "balanced game" variant), this is the way it is, and should be, implemented.JP93 wrote: Of course it is the official rule but why Is 'not it possible to have an option to change it?
As to Stone Age, you can only see the ones you get from buildings and the 3-point card, because in cardboard those are moved on the scoring track. But the ones from card multipliers are not shown, and just like in the real game are hidden.JP93 wrote:Hi,
Of course it is the official rule but why Is 'not it possible to have an option to change it?
on stone age you can see the victory points
.B.R.
I agree completely with you. You doesn't even need pencil and paper, since on the history log it's easily identifiable, so anyone with little computer knowledge can do something like this (but better, I hope, since I'm very bad at jq):alextingle wrote: ↑28 January 2020, 19:29 It's a bit of a pointless rule, since you can easily count up your opponents' VPs anyway. Use a pencil and paper, if you need to.
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curl -s 'https://boardgamearena.com/1/puertorico/puertorico/notificationHistory.html?table=81353662&from=187&privateinc=1&history=1&dojo.preventCache=1588639539292' | jq '.data.data[].data[] | select(.type | contains("victoryPointsEarned")) | [.args]' | jq -s -c 'add | group_by(.player_name) | map({"Player": .[0].player_name, ShipmentPoints: map(.delta) | add}) | .[]'Code: Select all
{"Player":"Ekas","ShipmentPoints":8}
{"Player":"MRRM","ShipmentPoints":9}
{"Player":"eusebiol","ShipmentPoints":7}
{"Player":"xauen88 ","ShipmentPoints":3}