ok i override a door to remain close and in the next round my r7 ended it turn next to that door and tried to override another door my question is
that can be that possible or not cause the first door is close via override and it still close till the end of the turn of my r7.

No, that is not completely true. This has been discussed a few times over the past couple of years. The order of wording for the ability Override dictates that you must declare the NEW door for Override to affect first, and then the OLD Override goes away.

So, if you Locked a door in a previous round, as the OP asked about, it would not open until after you have already declared a new target door. So, the answer to the OP's question would be "No, you can't override the other door, because the 1st door is still locked at the point in time where you have to declare the new override, and thus you would not have LOS to the new door."


EDIT: While, yes, it's a matter of 'simultaneous effects', the common confusion here is to think that there are three effects: check doors, old override, new override. The truth is, there are only two effects: check doors, Override (all together). So, you choose the order of whether to check doors, or do Override first, but you must do all of the Override ability together at one time. The screwy part about this is, you can actually play weird door tricks that way, leaving a door still closed, even though you ended your turn with a piece adjacent to it, and picked a different door to override. Sort of like how doors and Intuition/Surprise Move works.

EXCELLENT images! Yeah, we were probably talking about different ones. The bottom image is the one I was referring to, and is the situation I see people goof up most often.

The crazy thing, as I pointed out before, is that you could end the R7's turn adjacent to that door, do your 'door checks' first, which would leave the door still closed due to Override, and the the R7 could pick some other door it had LOS to, thereby continuing to leave the door locked until the end of the NEXT player's turn. Against a San Hill or a Dodonna player who isn't paying attention, that could be really frustrating, lol.

the one of the bottom is what happen the other day

According to the FAQ, this does not work because when Override is removed, the door status is adjusted according to whether or not someone is adjacent to it. Effectively, there is another door check just for that one door.

what is a door check?