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TheScarecrow wrote:so lets say Warsteiner for some reason decides he doesnt want to lose any more points so he puts the POINTS OFF option on.
then after a while thinks OK time to turn it back on
then hes back at Private???
lord voldemort wrote:abuse much
General Mayhem wrote:lord voldemort wrote:abuse much
not really. your either a points player or not.
4 U 2 NV wrote:In my opinion, this would be way more complicated than just having an option at the start of the game that says "not rated" making it a no points game. this probably has been suggested already.
General Mayhem wrote:so we cant take points from them and they dont gain any.
Timminz wrote:General Mayhem wrote:so we cant take points from them and they dont gain any.
General Mayhem wrote:Fun players who don't give a hoot about points at all.
barterer2002 wrote:2. Wager games-creater puts in a number and that's the points each player puts in to join each game (or if you necessary it can be standard at 20 or 30 or whatever)
Timminz wrote:I didn't take that out of context, did I? I thought you were suggesting that some players don't want to play for score, and they should be able to do so, but when someone who IS playing for points beats a "no points" player, they should win some points.
That was a full sentence, that I quoted.
lancehoch wrote:barterer2002 wrote:2. Wager games-creater puts in a number and that's the points each player puts in to join each game (or if you necessary it can be standard at 20 or 30 or whatever)
To quote lovo, abuse much? Take an example of someone (for the sake of simplicity use Warstiener) is playing a cook he is losing that game. What is to then stop him from playing a "Wagered" game against poo-maker, bet most of his points and lose to poo-maker. Then lose to the cook. Then play another wagered game against poo-maker and take his points back? Sorry to poo-maker and Warsteiner if they take offense to the example, but I grabbed the top two names off of the scoreboard.
which would be open to abuse.yeti_c wrote:lancehoch wrote:barterer2002 wrote:2. Wager games-creater puts in a number and that's the points each player puts in to join each game (or if you necessary it can be standard at 20 or 30 or whatever)
To quote lovo, abuse much? Take an example of someone (for the sake of simplicity use Warstiener) is playing a cook he is losing that game. What is to then stop him from playing a "Wagered" game against poo-maker, bet most of his points and lose to poo-maker. Then lose to the cook. Then play another wagered game against poo-maker and take his points back? Sorry to poo-maker and Warsteiner if they take offense to the example, but I grabbed the top two names off of the scoreboard.
I'm pretty sure that a "wagered" version - would have limits - probably akin to the 100 points limit that we already have for "normal" games?!
C.
greenoaks wrote:which would be open to abuse.yeti_c wrote:I'm pretty sure that a "wagered" version - would have limits - probably akin to the 100 points limit that we already have for "normal" games?!
C.
if very high ranked players could play cooks for a fixed set of points then it would just create a race for who can play the most cooks to get to the top of the leaderboard. much like what Klobber has been doing with n00bs.
i said cooks not n00bs, there is a diference.yeti_c wrote:greenoaks wrote:which would be open to abuse.yeti_c wrote:I'm pretty sure that a "wagered" version - would have limits - probably akin to the 100 points limit that we already have for "normal" games?!
C.
if very high ranked players could play cooks for a fixed set of points then it would just create a race for who can play the most cooks to get to the top of the leaderboard. much like what Klobber has been doing with n00bs.
Then you disallow "wagered" games from the join a game page for noobs - until they've completed 5... just like Team games.
C.
greenoaks wrote:i said cooks not n00bs, there is a diference.yeti_c wrote:greenoaks wrote:which would be open to abuse.yeti_c wrote:I'm pretty sure that a "wagered" version - would have limits - probably akin to the 100 points limit that we already have for "normal" games?!
C.
if very high ranked players could play cooks for a fixed set of points then it would just create a race for who can play the most cooks to get to the top of the leaderboard. much like what Klobber has been doing with n00bs.
Then you disallow "wagered" games from the join a game page for noobs - until they've completed 5... just like Team games.
C.
No harm, no foul.General Mayhem wrote:Timminz wrote:I didn't take that out of context, did I? I thought you were suggesting that some players don't want to play for score, and they should be able to do so, but when someone who IS playing for points beats a "no points" player, they should win some points.
That was a full sentence, that I quoted.
Sorry Tim! I think i miss read you last night. I was drunk, and in a hurry to get to my bed and shouldnt have been here typing!!!
Yeah your right. I think some token point level should be awarded for the points player otherwise they may lack the want to play a fun 'no-score' player. Maybe 5 or 10 points?
Renee_W wrote:Then how about leave points in place but give players an option to hide the system. If a player turns off the point system their score is still kept but.
1 They are given a special non-ranked icon displayed to everyone and no rank hover text.
2 Their score doesn't show in their profile.
3 They are not listed on the score board.
4 The listing of points lost/won in a game is not added to their copy of the page.
Points are still won and lost like normal but they are oblivious.
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