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Re: Resuming games
Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2011 2:23 pm
by Kirby
oren wrote:Kirby wrote:That said, I think it's perfectly fine to continue to complain about things on the forum, even if others don't agree with you. You are free to your own opinion just as much as others are.

Of course, but since this is the internet, we will say when your opinions are wrong.

No, you're wrong! :-p
And by "we", I suppose you mean the collective public which disagrees with me, right?

Re: Resuming games
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 10:32 am
by Mef
Dusk Eagle wrote:KGS and IGS may have larger user bases than OGS, but everyone on OGS is looking to play turn-based games, whereas very few people are looking to do that on KGS. So, for what you want, OGS probably has a lot more users than KGS does (I can't speak for IGS).
Not to mention, on dedicated turn-based servers most active users are playing many games simultaneously. This is why when you look at a server like dragon ( I personally haven't played on OGS, but I would imagine it is similar), it will have >1000 games updated in the last few hours, as opposed to KGS which has ~500 games running at any given time. If you have 200 users logging in at a given time to update their 10 games (honestly both these numbers might be low, just going for ballpark estimation), it means quite a large number of opportunities to find games....
Re: Resuming games
Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2011 4:49 pm
by Bantari
Mef wrote:Dusk Eagle wrote:KGS and IGS may have larger user bases than OGS, but everyone on OGS is looking to play turn-based games, whereas very few people are looking to do that on KGS. So, for what you want, OGS probably has a lot more users than KGS does (I can't speak for IGS).
Not to mention, on dedicated turn-based servers most active users are playing many games simultaneously. This is why when you look at a server like dragon ( I personally haven't played on OGS, but I would imagine it is similar), it will have >1000 games updated in the last few hours, as opposed to KGS which has ~500 games running at any given time. If you have 200 users logging in at a given time to update their 10 games (honestly both these numbers might be low, just going for ballpark estimation), it means quite a large number of opportunities to find games....
Very true...
But to understand this, a person needs a willingness to compromise and the ability to look outside some self-imposed box.
Just sayin'...

Re: Resuming games
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 7:09 am
by Mr. Mormon
So, I guess wms has abandoned this thread.
Re: Resuming games
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:46 am
by wms
Mr. Mormon wrote:So, I guess wms has abandoned this thread.
I've abandoned all threads. I was on vacation for the past two weeks with very little chances for internet access.
Now I don't even remember what this thread was about. The topic ("resuming games") doesn't seem to apply to the last few messages, which seem to be discussing pbem-style games.
Re: Resuming games
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 4:46 am
by Mr. Mormon
Oh, okay. sorry.
