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An especially interesting idea (from an external source) is that the opponent immediately confirms the report (after 115 turns or after restarts), and a line appears stating that a certain game has started. Then, the winner (or any player) finally submits the report with the game result. There are many interesting things there; you need to review everything.
Ideally, the entire process would look like this:
1. They started, chatted, and made some adjustments. It seems that nothing prevents them from continuing.
2. At turn 115-117 (depending on the type of roads, to avoid head-on collisions), someone writes a preliminary report, saying that they started, there are no problems, and sends a link to the opponent, who confirms it.
3. If they saved, the person who saved marks "save at x.x.x" in the report, and the opponent confirms it.
4. Final report.
That is, 2 buttons: report (with an extended menu with checkboxes for final, save, or preliminary), and confirm.
To avoid situations like:
"saved, confirm"
"loser, confirmed the loss"
there should be some kind of message like "Attention, you are confirming the start/save/end of the game."