The refusal answers; three films delivered.

An illegal desktop drop now refuses visibly instead of silently doing nothing: the destination answers with a marked refusal, ownership and the turn stay unchanged, and a legal drop still works. The same delivery reworked Wild placement and hand sorting, gave Journey stages distinct configurations, and corrected the production mix on three campaign films. The climax, decision short and rival-threat short are public with a press page and source records, and Woodhouse keeps an account-free download of the pack.

The refusal answers; three films delivered.
Project
Protocol 11
Snapshot
The work the games leave behind · 19 October 2026
Review date
2026-10-19

What this record says

An illegal desktop drop now refuses visibly instead of silently doing nothing: the destination answers with a marked refusal, ownership and the turn stay unchanged, and a legal drop still works. The same delivery reworked Wild placement and hand sorting, gave Journey stages distinct configurations, and corrected the production mix on three campaign films. The climax, decision short and rival-threat short are public with a press page and source records, and Woodhouse keeps an account-free download of the pack.

The next useful proof

Play long hands and four-seat tables on real devices and finish the remaining Wild-ranking reconciliation before the game is called finished. Physical play acceptance stays separate.

Where the proof stops

The films, press page and pack are public and were reachable on 19 October 2026; the refusal and sorting changes were observed through the game's own automated checks, not a fresh human session here. A four-seat table and campaign films establish no external players or commercial demand.

Read the Protocol 11 project dossier · Read the reviewed snapshot

Chronology

This status belongs to one reviewed snapshot. Later reviews should add a new status record and keep this one as history.