Regarding scrapping and attacking.

[MiniMe]

So, regarding the campaign I find it annoying I am not allowed to use the scrap ability on a base, without first using the main ability of the base.
The same goes for being obligated to attack someone (even though I believe I can "end turn" from the menu, which is just silly) before I can end my turn.

It's just some annoyance I have, which is easily solved coding wise.

Am I missing something, or do the rules state these are obligations?
Asking for when my physical version arrives and I want to play.

[//KC.]

In the physical version of the game, you're able to proc card abilities later on at your moment of choosing. So for example, lets say you had 2 blues in your hand, and 1 of them has an ally ability. When you play the card with the ally ability, you can play other cards from hand (or proc cards already in play) & then activate its ally ability afterwards...

The autonomy of actions is unique to the digital game, because the devs wanted a more streamlined experience for the digital game. However, you shouldn't be allowed to use a cards 'scrap itself' ability, and then use its main procs.

About the attacking thingy, yea it's a small annoyance, and it would be cool if you end turn against an open opponent, it deals the damage automatically...

[MiniMe]

I see, the thing is, I don't want to proc it's ability but still scrap it.
A base for example, in the digital game has an ability that I can chose to activate or not, however, if I chose not to use the ability I can't reach the scrap ability!

Also a small annoyance, and in general you wouldn't scrap without using the ability.
However, there are some campaign missions that require you "not to use" base influence and trade abilities to get 3 stars. So I can't scrap the base card because I don't want to use the abilities.

I managed to win the campaign mission, but it's such a sad oversight, and I wanted to make sure I am actually allowed by the rules to do so in the physical game. If I ever run into the situation (I'm probably most definitely not, but one never knows).