• Te rugăm copiază/lipeşte mesajul erorii pe care îl vezi pe ecran, dacă apare vreunul.

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Explică, te rugăm, ce ai vrut să faci, ce ai făcut, și ce s-a întâmplat

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• Va rugam copiati/lipiti textul afisat in engleza in locul limbii dumneavoastra. Dacă ai o captură de ecran cu acest bug (ceea ce îți sugerăm), poți folosi Imgur.com pentru încărcarea imaginii și pentru a pune link-ul aici.

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Este textul acesta disponibil în sistemul de traduceri? Dacă da, a fost tradus mai recent de 24 de ore?

• Care e browserul tău?

• Vă rugăm să explicați sugestia exact și concis, astfel încât să fie cât mai ușor de înțeles.

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

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• Ce a fost afișat pe ecran atunci când ai fost blocat (Ecran gol? O parte din interfața jocului? Mesaj de eroare?)

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

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• Care parte din reguli nu a fost respectată de adaptarea BGA

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Se observă frauda când derulați reluarea? Dacă da, la a câta mutare?

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• Care a fost acțiunea pe care ai vrut să o faci?

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Ce ai făcut de ai produs această reacție/eroare?

• Ce se întâmplă atunci când vrei să faci asta (apare o eroare, un mesaj din partea jocului in partea de sus a ecranului, ...)?

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• În ce etapă a jocului a apărut eroarea (care era instrucțiunea din acel moment) ?

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Ce se întâmplă atunci când vrei să acționezi în joc (apare o eroare, un mesaj din partea jocului in partea de sus a ecranului, ...)?

• Care e browserul tău?

• Descrieți, vă rugăm, problema de afișaj. Dacă ai o captură de ecran cu acest bug (ceea ce îți sugerăm), poți folosi Imgur.com pentru încărcarea imaginii și pentru a pune link-ul aici.

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Care e browserul tău?

• Va rugam copiati/lipiti textul afisat in engleza in locul limbii dumneavoastra. Dacă ai o captură de ecran cu acest bug (ceea ce îți sugerăm), poți folosi Imgur.com pentru încărcarea imaginii și pentru a pune link-ul aici.

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

• Este textul acesta disponibil în sistemul de traduceri? Dacă da, a fost tradus mai recent de 24 de ore?

• Care e browserul tău?

• Vă rugăm să explicați sugestia exact și concis, astfel încât să fie cât mai ușor de înțeles.

The game progress starts at 0% and increases by +10 for the first 5 turns (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%), but than it stays at 50% for the rest of the game. Even after the game ends, it stays at 50%.

In a solo game, you can ask no more than 78 questions (19 row/column counts, 6 even/odd, 7 compare values, 56 empty/filled) plus 2 guesses, so the game is limited to max. 80 turns. Each turn should at least increase the progress by 1.25 (or: first 3 turns +1, then 4th turn +2, then next 3 turns +1 then next turn +2, and so on).

And, if the game ends, the progress should be set to 100%, even if the game did not last 80 turns.

Most games will end earlier than 80 turns (e.g. after asking 56 empty/filled questions, you do not need to ask any other questions but can surely solve the puzzle. And if you use other questions and your mind, you probably need way fewer turns.). Therefor I would suggest a calculation that the first turns do increase the progress with higher steps and then slow down the increase to ensure that after 80 turns you do not exceed the 100. This respects the fact that the first some questions add more information and after some turns players may ask some more questions than needed, because they don’t see all information that the already existing answers reveal.

(Example for progress that gets slower over time: +7, +6, +6, +5, +5, +4, +4, +3, +3, +3, +3, +2, +2, +2, +2, +1, +1, … (staying at 99% until game ends).. this example is not based on statistics / calculation, it should just show the principle)

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