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Posted by
Rampage11
(VIP) 24 Apr 2004 7:46pm
i dunno but i have a problem, when u win a game and the other player hits the another game button b4 i had a chance to hit ok and type gg in the box. i dunno for 1 thing i only like to play 1 game with each person(except when its a ticket game) if anything at all have the ok page overide the new game invite, cuz u cant click ok b4 u click no for new game ,and sumtimes i dont no my rating and i dont no if i get credit for the game. im not trying to b rude but i game per person per day(unless ticket games i dont win and run) ok i said it hope no 1 gets upset c u on the tables ramp..
me too, Ramp
Posted by
YoYoRating
18 May 2004 2:32pm
Totally agree with you about the 'new game' box jumping up in your face before you've had a chance to finalize the first game. It feels really pushy to me. Generally if the new game question pops up too soon, it's just easier to say 'no,' even if I might have played another. However, I have no problem with playing more than one game with people (of course some are more fun than others), I just like to feel I have a choice.
new game
Posted by
BlueShores
(VIP) 25 May 2004 5:33pm
I dont quite understand what the problem is mentioned above. If somebody presses the new game button before I have had a chance to say gg on previous game, I either want to play again so say yes and either stick gg in the message box........ or say no thanx along with gg in message box and press no. I cant see how my choice whether or not to play again is removed. Am I being thick here?
the problem
Posted by
26 May 2004 3:48am
The problem: you don't have a choice to refuse. If your opponent presses 'new game' before you hit the ok button, the new game has already started; I am not sure if we say 'no,ty' and close the tableit is it treated as a forfeit . Because of this we are drawn into & forced to play a second game we didn't want to play.
Game Won't Start unless.....
Posted by
PEGASUS
(VIP) 26 May 2004 9:22am
Ramp...the game doesn't start unless you click on the start button. When the box comes up, as Blue said just click on yes or no ...I like to leave a message if I click on no, such as thx for playing or whatever just so the opponent doesn't consider you're being rude.
But even if you choose yes, you still have to 'start' the game... I just played a 2nd game to make sure I was right and YES ... you have to click on START before the game kicks in so you DO have a choice.
Peg
New game, no button
Posted by
28 May 2004 2:39pm
Peg, the game sometimes does START without us pressing the start button. It has happened to me many times. I think what happens is that as I am writing GG, my opponent must have pressed NEW GAME and my pressing ENTER to send the message activates the new game. I am then in a new game that I don't want to play and has started without my having had the choice to accept or decline.
trioo ...
Posted by
calc_guy
28 May 2004 11:35pm
... That's never happened to me, but I can see how it might happen. You need to have the chat box selected (by clicking your mouse in the box) in order for anything you type to go to chat. Otherwise, when you hit ENTER, anything that happens to be selected gets pushed. That's just the way Windows works.
I think if I were you, I would just stop using the ENTER key and always use the mouse instead.
calc_guy
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