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I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

• Please explains what you wanted to do, what you do and what happened

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• Please copy/paste the text displayed in English instead of your language. If you have a screenshot of this bug (good practice), you can use Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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• Please explain your suggestion precisely and concisely so that it's as easy as possible to understand what you mean.

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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• What was displayed on the screen when you were blocked (Blank screen? Part of the game interface? Error message?)

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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• Which part of the rules was not respected by the BGA adaptation

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

• Is the rules violation visible on game replay? If yes, at which move number?

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• Which was the game action you wanted to do?

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

• What do you try to do to trigger this game action?

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• At which step of the game did the problem occurs (what was the current game instruction)?

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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• Please copy/paste the text displayed in English instead of your language. If you have a screenshot of this bug (good practice), you can use Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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• Please explain your suggestion precisely and concisely so that it's as easy as possible to understand what you mean.

I love the implementation, but there's one small change that I feel would make the player experience better. When selecting the terrain tiles for the action destination, don't flip them immediately, but rather highlight them (or slide them up a bit like they do in the tutorial video), and only flip them when the action is complete. This makes it very clear which terrain is "activated". This is especially helpful when the player has to choose a wolf to perform the action (e.g., Move), when their attention shifts from the destination terrain to (typically) some other terrain (where the wolf currently resides). Thank you!

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