I am a little bit unsure regarding the execution of options - for the time being the options must be executed at once.

(for clarification: executing the option "choosing the start player" just means to select the player who *will* start the game)

Regarding your question - you do not waste an entire turn to play the hyperstorm card. The rules only demand that you play it as the last action in your turn.

Thank you again, Gláucio, for supporting my game - that's just what you're doing (here and in other places).

* I bought an extra copy of the game so everyone has their own deck.(Everyone should buy their own copy anyway because it's such a great game!)

* The youngest player selects one of these possible actions but does not yet perform the action:
1- Select the planet that the ships will start on
2- Discard as many cards as desired and draw new ones (up to 5)
3- Be the starting player

Going around the table, the other players select one of the remaining actions but do not yet perform them. The same action may not be chosen twice.
After all actions have been chosen they are executed in the order listed; 1,2,3.

* Any player may neutralize an intervention OR a neutralize attempt. Example: Player A is in the lead with 50 points, player B is next with 40 points and player C is last with 30 points. Active player C lays down an 'Onboard Transmitter' intervention in order to switch his 1 good for player A's 3 goods. Player A wants to maintain his lead so he neutralizes it by discarding his own Onboard Transmitter card. Player B wants to catch up to player A so he says "Not so fast!" and discards his Onboard Transmitter to neutralize player A's neutralize attempt. This allows active player C's card to be played after all.