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Meaning of icons, colors, numbers
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2020 3:51 am
by Jæja
I was wondering about all the icons, colors and numbers that appear next to a player's alias. Perhaps there's a legend somewhere?
- In the player overview (on the right, next to the game list), you see general information (strength, wins, losses, etc.) but also
Lite and
Plus. What are these?
- Once you start playing, there's an icon that looks like a thumbs up, which is sometimes colored and/or has a number in it. What is the meaning of this?
- I'm also wondering how bots can be recognized.
Thanks!
Re: Meaning of icons, colors, numbers
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:15 am
by shinseon
There is few information on tygem's how to play guide:
i suppose "lite" and "plus" are priced services,
but not accessible with english client.
There is also a manner badge than you can receive after a game when
your opponent is satisfied with your manners.
I think the more you receive these badges the more the number after the thumb rises.(and the colour changes...)
Re: Meaning of icons, colors, numbers
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:17 am
by Jæja
Thanks for your reply, shinseon! Do you also happen to know how bots can be recognized?
Re: Meaning of icons, colors, numbers
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:39 am
by shinseon
Ah yes, normally the bot's profile picture represents a robot,
but it is a long time i haven't seen any robot playing on tygem (i have played just once a robot before ^^)
Re: Meaning of icons, colors, numbers
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 10:44 am
by Kirby
I'd help, but I can't run wine on my mac right now since that darn Catalina update, which takes away support for 32 bit apps... So no Tygem for me for a little while.
If you have screenshots of stuff you're curious about, I can translate them.
FWIW, lite and plus are paid services, as has been noted. I had the lite service for a little while, and it had a few extra features.
Re: Meaning of icons, colors, numbers
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 11:19 am
by Jæja
Kirby wrote:I'd help, but I can't run wine on my mac right now since that darn Catalina update, which takes away support for 32 bit apps... So no Tygem for me for a little while.
There's a workaround: Crossover has support for 32-bit apps and I'm running Tygem in it under macOS. They use Wine, but have a fix for the problem that they haven't released publicly. It's a paid app, but as always, there are ways around it...
Kirby wrote:If you have screenshots of stuff you're curious about, I can translate them.
Thanks for the offer! I'm running the English version of the client. The things I don't understand are the mentioned icons (not Korean symbols).