Double Supernova

[Leodip]

I was playing in the arena, in Plat, when a deck (a SNBow) played two Supernovae. I thought it was because I had SoSac active and 14 HPs so that, in a couple of turns if I kept chaining SoSacs I would have been killed but, instead, he had no Singularity. I wasn't sure if he really activated 2 Supernovae because I wasn't paying much attention, so I thought I misunderstood. But he did that again a couple of turns later.

The only thing I can think as influent here are that he had Cloak on the field (the first time, don't really remember about the second time).
If someone could check for me using the trainer both from their side and the opponent's side it would be nice.

[xsindomanx]

Think it's a fairly well known bug. At least I've read of it several times around here.

[Leodip]

I did search, indeed, but didn't find anything. Probably it was just me. If you can link one of them here, I'd be more than happy.

[ColorlessGreen]

I don't know about cloak, but I do know a couple things about AI singularities:

(1) Sometimes the AI just "screws up". It has some (small) random chance programmed into its decisions.

(2) The AI will (in my experience) almost always play a snova that it just pulled from an hourglass or something similar, completely without regard to whether or not it's already played one this turn. This is the most common way I see AI singularities happen.

edit: CG should not post before CG drinks coffee. I answered a *totally* different question than was asked. Please disregard.

[CuCN]

Here.

It happens when the player has SoSac status, for reasons still unknown.

[Leodip]

Here.

It happens when the player has SoSac status, for reasons still unknown.

Does this work if I'm the one playing double supernova when the opponent has SoSac? Even in PvP?