James

> Totally agree, that why I also wrote in my earlier reaction it would be great to be able to morph the card in a few possibilities. As I said...

because morphing a card properly represents to everyone that you are making an assumption about the game state that does not reflect the actual reality of the turn

you could counter this with: "that is inconvenient, because in the case of a chop moved card that is known to be blue 4, everyone already globally-knew that the card...

> In hypo you can't and never could. open a separate issue for that > It's especially inconvenient because empathy stops working after you clue a morphed card, which makes...

if 1) you are in a post-game replay of a "Rainbow (6 Suits)" game 2) a card has a number 3 clue on it 3) you morph the card to...

> By the way, you didn't react to my main point so far and seem to be focussed on Alice current turn only. your main point seems to be related...

> You may notice empathy now stopped working on all the other cards in all hands. (Which is sort of expected behaviour I think. Empathy isn't expected to work if...

> but didn't explain why it's great to make all info about Alice her hand (which other players have in the actual game) inaccessible (without affecting drawn cards) It is...

normally, after someone draws the last card, everyone gets one more turn. however, in a hypothetical, this is not the case, and you can continue playing cards. the code should...

i just tested and it appears that PR #2390 did not fix this bug