"Resume Saved State" - no longer works if Next button disabled when timeline begins?

@Michael: Indeed. On the serious side, for this to make any sense at all, there should be another trigger. One is the "when timeline starts", and one should be "when slide loads".

@Leslie: The timeline might re-start, but it should not trigger the "start", as it never starts upon resuming saved state. It resets, but should not start. And if it does not start, it should not trigger the "when timeline starts" action.

No, in the example you provide there are no "logic" behind the state. It simply overrides the disabling of the next-button anytime you visit a slide with this trigger, even if the user have not performed the requested actions needed to advance to the next slide.

My issue is that I see no logical reason for why a trigger named "when timeline starts" to fire, when revisiting a side with saved state. 

The current behavior will also prevent me from other actions tied to the timeline, if the timeline is reset to start even though its set to save states. Say I have a slide, where at 5, 10, 15 and 20 sec I pause the timeline. An individual animation happens inbetween these 5 second gaps. When the user presses a button, the timeline resumes, and shows the next animation. If I only click the button twice, go to the next page, and come back, its all reset? Even with the save states enabled? I would then have to do 2 empty clicks and wait 10 seconds, before I could continue with my 3rd animation?