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16. May 2014, 20:04:58 Subject: mixed games in round robin tournament  I don't know if I've not been keeping my ear to the ground, but I created this tournament and it's on of those round robins where you play each opponent in two seperate games/matches. I appear to be playing each opponent with different games. 20  20 Octogammon 12/May/14I thought you played two games of the same type with each opponent. Has something changed? Have I imagined the whole thing? 16. May 2014, 23:35:12 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament BGBedlam: I think this is what happens when you select the "random game" type of tournament. Now you know for next time. 17. May 2014, 00:56:40 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament  BGBedlam: I can't remember ever playing a 2 game match in random format where you receive 2 different games in one match "per" player. 17. May 2014, 03:24:10 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament  Marshmud: it could be that the setting 'a random position for each game' applies to that too, and results in 'a random game for each game'? 17. May 2014, 03:32:55 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament Aganju: No not at all. Just check any random tournament. For a easy example, check the team tournament random tournament. You will see that every players 2 game match are the same random game. 17. May 2014, 03:34:37 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament  Marshmud: Maybe it's different for team tournaments. I'm not a programmer, by any stretch of the imagination. But I have noticed it only recently, in another regular random tournament I'm in. Not Team. And I'm POSITIVE, it wasn't that way before 17. May 2014, 03:30:25 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament Marshmud: I think it is something that recently changed. Because I don't ever remember playing 2 different games with the same player in a random tournament, and I think it is tied to "random position for each game" as Aganju says. I love the random tournaments and have played a lot. This "phenomenon" is something I have only recently noticed. 17. May 2014, 03:36:57 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament rod03801: Yes I agree Rod. First I ever noticed where both games were different. Actually its a good idea. I doubt if its a newly added feature. 17. May 2014, 03:44:48 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament Marshmud: I am surprised that any code was changed. Many people complain for years about Fencer not changing/adding/correcting anything at all - so is this what he would do first? Could be, but I am surprised. 17. May 2014, 04:04:06 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament Aganju: I think it's a "bug".. but it's a bug i personally like. 17. May 2014, 12:05:41 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament rod03801: I like it too. In future random tournaments I will make the selection 'random position for each opponent' in the hope this is what caused it. 17. May 2014, 16:51:59 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament BGBedlam: That selection is meant to give players different boards, for example the game knight fight. You don't want all players to have the same board,. Another example would be the game Pah Tum. 17. May 2014, 19:24:31 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament Marshmud:  17. May 2014, 20:41:48 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament The Col: Your lucky there are more chickens on the planet then humans.. 18. May 2014, 06:38:59 Subject: Re: mixed games in round robin tournament Marshmud: shhh, they're learning to read  |
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