Do you miss something on BrainKing.com and would you like to see it here? Post your request into this board! If there is a more specific board for the request, (i.e. game rule changes etc) then it should be posted and discussed on that specific board.
AlliumCepa: Works nice in English. Can be a big problem in other languages :-) That's the way I look at everything since I started to extend the multilingual support. What was a trivial change before, can be a more sophisticated problem now.
Fencer: You know best, man.
Anyway, here is another (annoying) idea: Make two Drop-down lists next to each other:
1st - TypeOfTheGame, and 2nd - GameVariant
Argomento: Re: Bug Tracker is still a blank page for me
WhiteTower: There is no error message in the server log and when I look at the Bug Tracker from your account, it is displayed correctly. Which web browser do you use?
Argomento: Since we're talking about the BugTracker anyway...
Could there be a filter for "Post bugs posted by me only" or something? Sorting by poster and then finding my name in th middle of the message bulk is not a very satisfactory solution...
I'd like to keep track of the bugs I posted to see if they are doing well or if some more info was required and I just missed it or something...
Argomento: Re: Bug Tracker is still a blank page for me
Fencer: But does the Bug Tracker page contain any special HTML code that makes it unavailable from my side? I am running anti-spyware and anti-popup software as well.
I've cleared my cache, nothing. I've disabled anti-spyware checking, still nothing. If I send you my IP by PM, will you be able to see anything happening server-side?
Argomento: Re: Bug Tracker is still a blank page for me
WhiteTower: All BrainKing pages have the same headers and none of them begins with DOCTYPE [although it should, in order to follow the W3C standards]. So it's definitely not on the server side, no matter what your IP address is.
In tournaments, where there is a maximum number of players, it would be nice to have an option to start the tourny as soon as the max players has been reached.
..but would love to hear even a little feed back,hopefully from our fearless leader fencer.
well,as long as we are talking about game ideas.
what does everyone think of games in which you can play with 3,4( or more)players in the same game.
these can really be fun,but is it too difficult to code?
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also fencer,another idea.several of us got talking about interesting math stuff in another board,and were (rightly so)reminded we were off topic.
so how about a board for:
strange and weird interesting science.
what do you think of the idea?
A variation of loop chess wold probably work really well for 4 players. Instead of captured pieces going to your own "available pieces pool", they would go to your partner's pool. Typically, multi-player games are sequential. Player 1, then 2, then 3, then 4, etc. But with this variation, each individual game would go on as normal.
WhiteTower: Actually more multiplayer games would be good. There are multiplayer versions of chess (bughouse for one, which is 2 vs 2) and other games like chinese checkers might be fun.
I think thats most imaginative board design I have seen.I've thought of triangles,squares,hexagons...but I think i would get seasick looking at that board...lol.
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even thought about the pattern created with octagons & squares ,like this:
http://www.counton.org/images/explorer/morphing/semireg3.gif
was thinking about creating a game that would make use of the special relationship between these polygons..but thats as far as i have got..anyone got any inspirations about this?
nobleheart: The main problem of some players stopping playing a multiplayer game must be solved first. For example, imagine a game of Halma for 4 players. What to do if one player timeouts? Remove his pieces completely? [because they can avoid other players to finish the game]
Fencer: Strange, it's only in this forum that the cursor has a strange pixel attached and is very thick, but only using Firefox. IE works fine, but I hate using IE.
(nascondi) Se clicchi sopra il nome del giocatore e poi clicchi sulle partite terminate avrete una lista delle partite che sono state completate. Poi clicca sopra il nome del gioco per ottenere un sommario di tutte queste partite, cliccando ancora sopra il nome del gioco otterrete la partita da osservare ed analizzare. (Servant) (mostra tutti i suggerimenti)