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21. September 2007, 21:04:36 Subject: Re: Thad: I don't see any compelling reason for a player to be able to see his opponent's dice before the opponent moves. It's nothing but monkey curiosity that makes us want to know what's going to happen next. There's nothing we can do anyway, except maybe resign, and we can always do that when the turn comes back to us. 21. September 2007, 21:19:42 Subject: Re: It would enhance the gaming experience! ;-) 21. September 2007, 21:31:47 Subject: Re: Thad: How? 21. September 2007, 22:19:22 Subject: Re: alanback: Don't you ever want to 'look ahead'? ;-) Say you just made a nice blockade with a hole in it. Maybe your opponent can get thru it, but only with a roll of 5-3. If it's a slow-playing opponent, you might not see the result for several days. I'd like to be able to see the dice roll right away (when possible). 21. September 2007, 23:35:41 Subject: Re: Thad: Just makes it worse. The dice are rolled and they STILL won't make a frigging turn. arg 22. September 2007, 22:48:58 Subject: Re: Thad: That's what I meant by monkey curiosity. Sure, I have that too. But it isn't a compelling reason to see the dice. Or to ask Fencer to do more programming when there other more important features that could be implemented. 23. September 2007, 00:28:24 Subject: Re: alanback: I don't care to argue the point with you. How about a match instead. ;-) 22. September 2007, 03:08:46 Subject: Re: alanback: I dont think there is any compelling reason to see dice before an opponent moves.... But why hide them either???? The point is that they are already rolled, supposedly, so why not display them??? |
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