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Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 12 August 2013, 16:42
by Lenz
It is so often that we might make critical mistakes simply by clicking at the wrong stuff. For stuff that is reversible, please do a *UNDO* button.
Each card requires a simple click to summon. And some stuff like Dragon Skull and Crystal Orb, makes a HUGE difference when you accidentally click one instead of the others.
This unable to take back our own action has serious screwed up many players' game.
Implementing this button will make this a better gaming platform!
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 01 October 2013, 21:03
by kafkaran
Hi all
Completely agree with Lenz.
During Caylus games happens the same. I spoke with other players about this and we were agree. Sometimes we clic in the wrong button and that simple fact can completely ruin a game. An "Undo button" could be a good idea.
But may be difficult of implementing, or not, I don“t know.
See you in the tables.
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 01 October 2013, 22:10
by Oso
In real life:
- Opponent: I choose... Factory
- Opponent again: No, sorry, I prefer to use Castle
- Me: No no, you said first "Factory"... I'm sorry for you!
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 02 October 2013, 19:55
by Darth_Ninja
I believe adding an "undo" or "reset last move" button is vital to the future of BGA. Sometimes, you want to see if you can do something, like how much it costs in feet, shells, and/or fruit in Hawaii, and only after you move there do you realize you can't both move there and buy it. Ouch! I also play Hawaii and other games on Yucata and they have a "reset last move" button I use all the time. Please add one as soon as possible to your site. Thanks!
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 24 October 2013, 07:22
by ivan the tolerable
Darth_Ninja wrote:I believe adding an "undo" or "reset last move" button is vital to the future of BGA.
I have to agree. I really like everything about this site and its function over some others, but they have been getting more of my attention lately for one reason; playing a game on those isn't taking a chance at simply having wasted an hour on a ruined game due to either my or another players single misclick.
I am not the only one I know that feels this way, in fact the people who introduced me here felt this way too until they left. I would have them chime in here with their opinions on the subject, but neither of them are here anymore, they are over in Yucata which has an undo button.
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 24 October 2013, 20:30
by pejsek2
I am not sure if I understand your proposition, guys. As of now, if you make your move, it's immediately opponent's turn. If there was an Undo button, would it mean you could undo your move in opponent's turn, so it would be suddenly your turn again? If not, you would rather need a Confirm button, and that would be a one hell of a hassle to click it every and each turn.
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 26 October 2013, 04:05
by DarthEpt
So..., a player can not undo his final action. Nor, in interest of speed, more than one action. But, it would be very useful to undo a misclick, which is usually noticed immediately.
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 04 November 2013, 20:26
by Makalani
I would LOVE this too!
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 05 November 2013, 06:53
by Rainking
Signed lost 2 games tonight because of it and what is even more frustrating is that you also can not RESIGN! topped with the fact cards move around at the change of years so if you were clicking one spot now you find yourself forced to do a play that will ruin your game.
Re: Petition: UNDO BUTTON FOR SEASONS! or any other games
Posted: 05 November 2013, 06:58
by Rainking
A Cancel option so you could cancel an unintended action during that action would also solve many problems.