Board Game Arena

Bonjour, je ne sais pas comment "signaler" un bug concernant les parties à 2 joueurs. En effet, la règle précise que quand un joueur se débarrasse de toute ses cartes, il remporte la partie. Il est également indiqué que si une série bat la sienne, celle-ci est défaussé.
Dans BGA, quand nous posons par exemple une carte 6, puis une carte 8 en vidant notre main, le jeu nous fait reprendre le 6 en main alors qu'il ne devrait pas. Le fait de vider sa main est signe de fin de partie.
Comment signaler ce bug afin qu'il se fasse corriger ? Merci

Traduction anglais :
Hello, I'm not sure how to report a bug in 2-player games. The rules state that when a player gets rid of all their cards, they win the game. It also says that if a set beats theirs, that set is discarded.
In BGA, when we play, for example, a 6 card, then an 8 card while emptying our hand, the game makes us take the 6 back into our hand when it shouldn't. Emptying your hand is supposed to end the game.
How can I report this bug so it can be fixed? Thanks

The rule says: "the other player must return all of the cards from their set to their hand (rotating each card as they do so)."

I don't know why you think the cards should get discarded.

I'm finding that to be part of the interesting challenge of playing by two-player rules. You get down to two cards, say, a 6 and an 8, but you can't go out by playing two sets of one card. You have to figure out how to play each one differently.

By the way, there is an offical FAQ at https://www.dnup.game/en/how-to-play/ (you need to scroll down), that covers your rule question:

https://www.dnup.game/en/how-to-play/ wrote: What happens if I have two single cards in hand at the end of a 2-player round?
When I place my last card(s) in my Zone 2, if I had a sequence of the same size in Zone 1, it comes back into my hand and I have not finished the round.

When you place your last card(s) in your Zone 2, if you had a sequence of the same size in Zone 1, it comes back into your hand and you have not finished the round.

what's the point of rephrasing the post above?

Shobu wrote: ↑13 May 2026, 16:09 what's the point of rephrasing the post above?

I hadn't read the reply above and responded on impulse. I'm sorry...