I must admit, I may have cast too wide of a netš . I motion to consolidate future discussion to the other dedicated post:
I just saw some rengo games with autostart of 1000. Is this as stupid as I think it is (most players wonāt ever get a move)?
Stupid is in the eye of the beholder I guess⦠I think it is saying to potential players āthis is going to be a big game, do you want to be part of a record-holding rengo game at OGS?ā
IIRC the large auto start number ratcheted up like an auction in the early daysā¦
I think it does work exactly like you think. However, the most likely outcome (if the game even starts in the first place) is that many of the players will just resign or time out.
Maybe they enjoy the anticipation of finding out if they get a move ![]()
Maybe I should implement āteam-shuffleā feature, so no-one knows whoās up next ![]()
So itās basically a āKilroy wasnāt hereā internet graffiti wall ![]()
We cater for all needs
Well, almost all, except the need for no default rengo setting I guess ![]()
Is that an option? What is the default? ![]()
If I want to create a Rengo game and I donāt know what āCasual Rengoā is then Iām linked to this post. This post then explains what āsimple timeā is and links to the article about āTime Systemsā on Senseiās Library.
Two observations there:
- The article on Senseiās Library does not contain the term āsimple timeā
- āeach player only has a set time for each moveā is a little vague, maybe change this to: āSimple time means a player always has the same fixed amount of time available for each move, with the clock resetting after every turn.ā
Are you suggesting to edit that post, or does the current doc need changing?
Maybe I should just put a bold link to the current doc in the top post.
FYI the deeplink in the app points to this post and not to the current doc.
I guess in that case Iām proposing to:
- Change the deeplink in the app from this post to the current doc. Would look more professional IMO.
- Remove the Simple-Time-Link to Senseiās Library from the current doc because that term isnāt explained on that site.
- Instead try to explain what āsimple timeā is better in the current doc. For example by using the sentence from my earlier reply.
Ah I didnāt realise we had a link in the app somewhere pointing here - yeah that definitely needs a fix.
Oh, but it is! ![]()
No need for any gotcha-type communication between us. Iām trying to work together with you here.
You seem to be right. No idea how I overlooked that yesterday. In the end linking to a third party website can be a security risk anyways though.
I think we (
) should explain terms like that on our pages.
I winked because I edited the page on Senseis !
The PR for updating the link from the app is also on its way.
We (
) all have the ability to edit the documentation wiki ![]()
Wow, I see! Your influence and power in the western Go world is impressive ![]()
