Four-seat tables, clearer play and anonymous activity

Protocol 11 now deliberately supports two to four players total. Released Journey, bot, history and sharing work is joined by hand sorting, clearer remote-state instructions and readable desktop drop refusals. Its anonymous tab-based gameplay reporting is included in the current production source; QA traffic is excluded. The latest release receipt verifies the deployed assets and scoped real-domain browser cases.

Four-seat tables, clearer play and anonymous activity
Project
Protocol 11
Snapshot
Built to be used · 16 October 2026
Review date
2026-10-16

What this record says

Protocol 11 now deliberately supports two to four players total. Released Journey, bot, history and sharing work is joined by hand sorting, clearer remote-state instructions and readable desktop drop refusals. Its anonymous tab-based gameplay reporting is included in the current production source; QA traffic is excluded. The latest release receipt verifies the deployed assets and scoped real-domain browser cases.

The next useful proof

Finish qualification of the held phone-hand clearance candidate through the game’s own resource and release gates. Observe physical table/phone play, Journey pacing and native sharing. Check real eligible collection independently of the excluded QA runs.

Where the proof stops

Reviewed production source is 65fe18c5. The phone-hand clearance candidate remains draft and undeployed. The latest scoped browser matrix is not an uninterrupted full-suite or physical acceptance result. Anonymous tab reports do not identify returning people. Existing radio-client and one-round-film evidence retain their earlier boundaries.

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Chronology

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