• Please copy/paste the error message you see on your screen, if any.

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• 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 a picture hosting service of your choice (snipboard.io for example) to upload it and copy/paste the link here. Is this text available in the translation system? If yes, has it been translated for more than 24 hours?

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What is your browser?

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

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What is your browser?

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

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What is your browser?

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

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

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

• What is your browser?

• Which was the game action you wanted to do?

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

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

• What happened when you try to do this (error message, game status bar message, ...)?

• What is your browser?

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

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What happened when you try to do a game action (error message, game status bar message, ...)?

• What is your browser?

• Please describe the display issue. If you have a screenshot of this bug (good practice), you can use a picture hosting service of your choice (snipboard.io for example) to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What is your browser?

• 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 a picture hosting service of your choice (snipboard.io for example) to upload it and copy/paste the link here. Is this text available in the translation system? If yes, has it been translated for more than 24 hours?

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What is your browser?

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

[ This is the same suggestions as boardgamearena.com/bug?id=92626 which was incorrectly closed as implemented, even though it was not implemented ]

Currently, you can set your game to auto-confirm your move when:
* No action is possible - automatically do nothing
* Only one action is possible - automatically select that option and confirm
* Two actions are possible but one is clearly better than the other - auto-select the better one and confirm

We should also have an option to auto-select and confirm when two actions are possible and they are exactly equal. Although the "better" option also covers the "equal" case, the problem is that there is currently no way to tell the game to automatically make your move if the two actions are the same but NOT automatically make your move if they are different.

In turn based games, this also means the opportunity to see that there is a meaningful choice between two different options is lost. Allowing the game to automatically make that choice means the player will never see it, unless they tediously go through the hard to read game log every single time it's their turn.

This option being missing unnecessarily slows down some turn based games, since it requires the game to wait for a player to return to their computer and make a move that they would have been happy to allow the game to make automatically for them.

In other words, having this option would significantly speed up any turn based game of Space Base in which there is at least one player who wants to see and select any time there is a meaningful difference between the actions they can take, but does not care about seeing those moves where the actions available to them yield exactly the same thing. There are a lot of such cases in the early portion of a game, where both possible actions yield one gold, for example.

• What is your browser?