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In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

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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.

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• Is this text available in the translation system? If yes, has it been translated for more than 24 hours?

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

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

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

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• What is your browser?

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

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• 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?

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• 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, ...)?

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

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• 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 Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• 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 Imgur.com to upload it and copy/paste the link here.

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• Is this text available in the translation system? If yes, has it been translated for more than 24 hours?

• What is your browser?

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

In the real board game, players get 2 challenge tokens per set, which they can use on a roll what is 1 lower then the difficult needed. These rules can be fullt seen/downloades on BGG. The rules on here on BGA is missing this rule.

In other words: you play an 8 volley without modification,so you need an 8. You use 1 star to lower it to a 5. You roll for your volley and you roll a 4. Now you can choose if you want to use a challenge token. If you rolled a 3 or lower, the ball is out and you can't use a challenge on this example.

In the real board game, this is a token you flip where it says: ball in or ball out. When flipped ball out,you lose the point and your challenge for the rest of the set.
When flipped ball in,the point is played over/again and you remain your challenge. You draw new cards as normally after ending a point.

The challenge tokens can maybe added as an option before starting a game if you want to add this.

Some bad rolls after a good build a can be challenged and played again. And like in real life a challenge can be good or not.

• What is your browser?