Re: [pbmserv-dev] Blackout - persistent comments

[Lyman Hurd <lhurd@yahoo.com>]

I second this suggestion (persistent comments).  How
hard would it be to implement?

I consider 4-player games largely social endeavors!

Lyman

PS I never did figure out if the ratings system
adapted itself to multiplayer games.  In general among
equally ranked players the winner should go up as much
as the sum of the amount by which the losers go down,
otherwise with one winner and three losers, the net
ratings among a group of players who play each other
regularly and who win about 1/4 of their games will
steadily decline.  I haven't looked carefully at the
code, if this is already how it works let me know.


--- Eric Shultz <swift_4@yahoo.com> wrote:
> If anyone's in the mood to program, what Blackout,
> Wizard and any four-player game need are the
> player's
> comments to stick around longer.  That would make
> the
> table-talk much easier to follow.  
> 
> When I'm in a hurry, I tend to just delete any
> Gamerz
> message that isn't one of my moves.  I miss some
> conversations that way.  It would be nice if someone
> made a comment if it stayed there until the player's
> next turn.  Then there would be a running
> conversation
> at the botttom.
> 
> Eric/swift
> 
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