Consistent shortcut commands

[Entropy42]

After teaching a few new people this weekend, one bit of feedback from them was that they found it confusing that you sometimes use Ctrl-Enter to move forward in the turn sequence, and sometimes need to use other commands. i.e. Beginning an attack is Ctrl-A, resolving the edge battle is ctrl-shift-e. Yet other steps of the conflict phase are just Alt-Enter. We had several battles accidentally end early because they hit ctrl-Enter when trying to resolve the edge battle.
Also, its not clear if passing (ctrl-space) actually does anything, or if it's just a quick way of telling your opponent that you pass.

It also doesn't clear the targeting off the objective after you complete combat. (v1.04)

[db0]

OK, Ctrl+Enter is always the one that moves phases. Alt+Enter doesn't exist. I think one of your players got confused.

Beginning the attack has to be its own shortcut because the game does not know that you want an objective when you have it targeted.

You can resolve the edge battle manually by double-clicking on a face-up edge card (or pressing ctrl+shift+e) but you don't have to. If you move to the conflict phase (or just do a strike) while still in the edge phase, it will resolve the edge phase with the visible edge cards on the table if you haven't already.

The shortcut used to be ctrl+e only, but people comlained that the mispressed ctrl+r sometimes which made them refresh their hand instead. In any case, pressing ctrl+enter while still in the edge battle won't end the whole engagement, it will just move to the conflict phase and auto-calculate the edge. If you want you can still play edge cards and manually resolve them in the conflict phase, in case you forgot something.

In that sense, my shortcuts are always consistent. If you want you can move through the whole engagement by simply using ctrl+enter and double-clicks.

Ctrl+Space does nothing. It just announces.

The targeting will be cleared automatically starting in 1.0.5