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1. September 2010, 20:31:41 Subject: Fencer  when creating a tournament with a brain entry fee there isnt a button to remove unwanted players is this how it is suppose to be? 1. September 2010, 20:38:16 Subject: Re: Fencer  Snoopy: Yes. But it can be improved. Nobody ever complained about it, though. 1. September 2010, 20:50:33 Subject: Re: Fencer  Fencer: I can Fencer 1. September 2010, 20:53:23 Subject: Re: Fencer Fencer: I justed looked & i can't now 1. September 2010, 20:40:30 Subject: Re: Fencer Modified by rod03801 (1. September 2010, 20:41:00)  Snoopy: I think one POTENTIAL problem with that might be that the brains are deducted from your account when you sign up. Then if you are kicked out, they have to be added back in. Maybe that option isn't there because this sort of situation isn't "set up". I suppose one solution, until something like that IS an option, would be to set it up as invitation only, and have a note in the description to send you a PM if someone wants to participate? Of course I haven't set up a brain tourney in a long time. Maybe there isn't the option to make it private? Just some thoughts. |
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