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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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Yes. At approximately move 103, or whenever my opponent played the "Researcher", it can be seen that I did NOT get the raise I should get.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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Yes. At approximately move 103, or whenever my opponent played the "Researcher", it can be seen that I did NOT get the raise I should get.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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Yes. At approximately move 103, or whenever my opponent played the "Researcher", it can be seen that I did NOT get the raise I should get.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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

Yes. At approximately move 103, or whenever my opponent played the "Researcher", it can be seen that I did NOT get the raise I should get.

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The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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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?

The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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

The researcher, when played, gives other players one raise.

At move 103, My turn begins, but I never got my raise that the opponent's researcher should have given me.

I suspect it is because my opponent was not able to perform any raises, because of not having any locations to raise. But other players should still get theirs. The rulebook is very clear, all effects of the main action must be performed to the full extent possible.

This will be very costly to me, and could similarly be very costly to anynoe who ends up in a similar position.

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