Quick Play makes a lot of decisions that I don't want it to make about androminion HOT 7 CLOSED

Perhaps we could have various granular quick play options that can be 
individually enabled or disabled, such as:
1. Auto Pick Treasure (this is why I use Quick Play, so I don't have to click 
every treasure every turn).
2. Auto Trash
3. Auto Discard
4. Auto Buy

My intent with the feature was to allow quick games, giving up some smart plays 
for sheer speed. I knew the gameplay would be different -- something along the 
lines of speed chess vs. real chess. 

But even though that was my original intent, if others feel that the feature 
should be something different, I don't mind changing it (especially with the 
detailed feedback that has been given so far, since I am just an average 
Dominion player).

I agree with the levels, or granular idea for the long term. For the short 
term, which of these suggestions be added?

"Auto Pick Treasure" is a feature I would like to see by itself.   If I could 
enable that feature only, I would disable Quick Play.   Then through more 
testing I could perhaps identify and suggest other individual options to speed 
up play.

Thanks!

Looks like "Auto Pick Treasure" is already requested in issue #32

I like the suggestion of more granular quick play options.  The most beneficial 
of these to implement, in terms of time saved, is definitely the Auto Pick 
Treasure option.

Here are some other gameplay decisions that can be autoplayed.  Personally, I 
don't know that I'd ever want to play with any of these turned on, but they 
would definitely save time.

1) Trash one or more cards (Chapel, Trade Route, Trading Post).
- The way this is implemented now seems fine.

2) Discard one or more cards (Militia, Warehouse, Young Witch).
- The way this is implemented now seems fine.

3) Trash or discard one or more cards for an effect based on the cards trashed 
(Apprentice, Cellar, Forge, Remodel)
- I don't think Autoplay should handle this case.

4) Gain/Buy a card (Workshop)
- I don't think Autoplay should ever handle this case.  Once you start 
automatically deciding which cards to gain, you might as well be writing a bot.

5) Cards with multiple modes (Pawn, Steward, Trusted Steed)
- I don't think Autoplay should ever handle this case.

6) Deciding whether to play an Action card
- Action cards that do not have multiple modes and do not cause the player to 
trash or discard any cards can be autoplayed.  If the player has any Action 
cards that give +1 action (or +2), autoplay them first.  Next, if the player 
has a number of Action cards less than or equal to their available number of 
actions, play those Action cards.  When playing Action cards, first play any 
cards that cause the player to draw more cards. 

7) Deciding whether to use a reaction
- As stated in issue 48, reactions should be optional.  For the most part, 
though, an option to autoplay reactions would be fine.

I've moved this over to a wiki page to keep the discussion/notes around 
QuickPlay in one place

Issue 70 has been merged into this issue.