We've had this scenario play out a few times lately: When playing a game of Ticket to Ride on our local network, player A accidentally disconnects. After player A has disconnected, but before the devices belonging to the other players have noticed, player B (who goes right before player A) takes a turn. Now most of the devices think that it's player A's turn, but player A's device thinks that it's player B's turn. So after player A reconnects, nobody can play! Is there any way to either roll back to player B's turn, or let player A's device know that it's really their turn now?

Is there any way to continue in a Ticket to Ride LAN game that's gotten out of sync?

Arqade Asked by Micah on April 9, 2021

We’ve had this scenario play out a few times lately:

When playing a game of Ticket to Ride on our local network, player A accidentally disconnects.
After player A has disconnected, but before the devices belonging to the other players have noticed, player B (who goes right before player A) takes a turn.
Now most of the devices think that it’s player A’s turn, but player A’s device thinks that it’s player B’s turn. So after player A reconnects, nobody can play!

Is there any way to either roll back to player B’s turn, or let player A’s device know that it’s really their turn now?

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