Pre-booking the feast

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danielvictor
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Pre-booking the feast

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Why not allow players to lock in dishes on the feast table ahead of time ? [In the same way as they can lock in goods on the map board]. That would speed up the game.
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fiscused
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Re: Pre-booking the feast

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It reflects that food on the feast is always useable if you change your mind. You can still save time by placing it there ahead of the feast.
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danielvictor
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Re: Pre-booking the feast

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You can place food there right now,but you can't lock it in.So it just returns to your goods collection and the system needs a response from you at feasting time.If you were allowed to lock in a full feasting board in advance,the system wouldn't need a response from you when the feast came.
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KeithHendricks
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I’m all for having this extra in the interface.

I’d also like the ability to remove things before the feast though. So like the ability to save a “pending” feast would be nice:

IRL, it’s nice to be able to put the food there, it also nice to take a tile out if you want it for an upgrade or an occupation card or something like that.
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k8schmutz
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I agree, this would be great. I like to pre ppan and then by the time I have to do the feast I've forgotten what I was going to do or I've used the food for something less important. As you said, it would save so much time in games too!
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Moistly Harmless
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Re: Pre-booking the feast

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My friend always swears when his pre-planned feasting table gets wrecked by the game, so he approves of this.
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