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this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2026
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Maybe not, but to me one of the defining features of turn-based is that the game does not go if you are not playing, or taking your turn so to speak. The rounds are similar enough in function to super auto pets, and those feel like turns to me so I just lumped them in together.