The game needs to show what each player is doing, to follow the activities through the game.

Kingdom Builder you see each step, and if the undo/start over is pressed, there's no confusion.

I played 3 times iso far, with 5 different people, It was a consensus that should reduce the downtime and plan ahead the strategy if you are able to see what the players are doing in their turn.

I really think this could be an important improvement. Other thand smaller stuff, the adaptation is great and good to go Beta.

IMHO: In a turn based game I see no problem at all.
But when I play live, it does not feel like I would play a live game. So I personally would like to see what someone does/thinks in the exact moment, the undoes of the player included.
Especially when I play with friends and we are on voice chat. So we could communicate all the single actions with another. E.g. "What a stupid move.", "Are you sure about that?" ;-)

Any news on improving Burgundy? We are anxious to see it go live with the improvements. This screen updating is a must have!!!

I totally agree: The live screen update after each player action is a very important feature.

1. It is much more entertaining when you see the moves other players do. The dontime feels shorter this way.
2. You can act faster, because you can plan your moves when following the other players in live-mode. The downtime ist reduced in fact.
3. You can follow the players action better in live than in a fast replay.
4. You can help other players when they are stucked in their moves and have issues to operate the interface.
5. If a player does moves and takes them back, you have a tactical information about his/her thoughts.
6. The live screen update is the common behaviour of all games I play at BGA. It is the "normal" behaviour of a game.

In my oppinion the live screen update is at the moment the only missing feature for my approval.

I second this suggestion: to see the moves as they are taken, much like in La Granja, greatly improve the game play. Thank you!

Just played for the first time and I'm giving this an upvote as well.
One other reason which was not mentioned is that you know another player is doing something. I often play with friends online (because the pandemic cancelled in person gaming for a long time) and we're logged into discord for voice chat. We repeatedly asked each other if the person knew it was their turn because we could not see what they were doing.

As far as cancelling stuff in the game log goes, just having a line in red saying previous stuff was undone should be more than enough. This is specifically for playing live games and not turn based games where you want to see what your opponent did on their previous turn (never personally played this mode). So, perhaps in a non-realtime game you only log the real move but in a realtime game you log things as they go along and just put out a message if something is cancelled/undone.

It's super boring to wait for your turn to come around if you can't see what other players are doing. It really reduces the fun you have with friends on video calls if you can't follow them.
It's very standard on BGA to have actions show live even when there is undo functionality. This is the first one I've seen where you can't follow.

I support this suggestion. Sure, the game log might confuse new players but nobody is a new player for long. Seeing your opponent's moves would make the game vastly more engaging. Currently, it's like you're not even playing together.

I also think it's much easier to teach the game if you can see what everyone is doing. Each action while it is happening. I've taught the game to several people and I've had to have them describe what they did and find that they're confused. Being able to see what someone just did would make explaining things much easier.

Plus, it would involve the players more. Right now it feels more like multi-player solitaire. You have to go back and read the log to follow the game as the actions fly by.

Was about to raise a suggestion on this very thing. It makes the downtime between moves more interesting - when playing with friends we often comment (with suggestions etc) on the move being made. Or if a player is asking for advice - its easier to do when you see hte move being made but before being committed.