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I don't understand what happened in my game just now

Posted: 09 February 2025, 04:41
by Cos-
Turn based game, and I just clicked over to it because it's my turn, but haven't done anything yet. Yet the game log on the right says I activated King Bolete!

https://boardgamearena.com/10/undergrov ... =626521121

https://photos.app.goo.gl/39QfLA414t4DCRop8

Even though it says I activated King Bolete already on this turn, it's still prompting me for an action, which means it knows it's my turn and I haven't taken an action yet.

Also, you can see that on my last turn, I photosynthesized, including trading in one nitrogen, and I have an "ongoing" bonus of 1 extra carbon, so I got 4 carbon. But now I have only three, as if I already spent a carbon. Also, I'm pretty sure I used the last of my phosphorus on the turn before that, for a reproduce, so I think I should have 0 phosphorus now. Yet I have 2, which is what I would have if I really had activated the King Bolete.

... but I also only have two phosphorus, which is what I'm pretty sure I had before; if I really had activated the King Bolete I should have 4 now, I think.

Partly what makes it much harder to puzzle through what happened, is that the game log for this game is rather vague and ambiguous. It doesn't directly tell you what action each player chose, or what they spent. So I'm trying to extrapolate logically from the thin and partial information in the log. But I can't figure it out. Can anyone explain?

Re: I don't understand what happened in my game just now

Posted: 09 February 2025, 17:54
by MathCT
The best thing is to open a bug report with your questions. I will be able to better see or analyze the replay at the end of the game to be able to answer you.

Have fun

Re: I don't understand what happened in my game just now

Posted: 16 February 2025, 14:33
by Cos-
Okay, that game finally ended, and I filed the bug: https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=158159

I think what happened is that the game omitted two different moves by the other player from the game log. In a turn based game, when it's been hours (or a day) since I last visited the table, I rely on the game log to remember what just happened, because I wouldn't have seen the actually make those moves.