| Alan Ang |
06-17-2004 12:28 AM |
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I addressed this previously, saying that there are many store/points hacks already available that offer this sort of thing. I don't really have plans to incorporate it into vBookie but you're not the first to ask, and if I get more requests for the same thing I'll probably do it.
However, there is already a mechanism for players to "get back into the game" - there's a "charity mode" whereby anyone on less than 25 credits gets set to 25 when a new event is added.
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personally, i would not want to use any other store hack to add-on to vbookie. cos, i think vbookie is really a great piece of work. and where i am coming from for this suggestion is to enable a forum to entice members to "subscribe". get what i mean? *wink
i think a small extension to vbookie's "charity mode" might do the job.
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I like the idea, but it doesn't really fit into the current framework. It'd require some sort of challenge/response mechanism to be built in. That's not particularly difficult, but it's a sizeable addition. Like I say, I do like the idea though, so I'll consider doing it.
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glad that you liked it. :)
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Not entirely sure what you mean here by "deduct directly from the top winners.
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it allows a player of a lower position to challenge the one higher (much like a ladder system where a player within 2 or 3 positions can challenge the higher positioned player) so that if he wins, points from the higher player are deducted and given to him.
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This was actually in my original plan, but I decided not to bother since it's virtual "cash" and there's an unlimited supply as far as settling goes.
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yup, but i was hoping that it be fairer to those who wishes to donate more and increase their chances of winning a prize. (e.g a pool cue/accessories/case/tables/etc for my forum members) :)
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Better reporting is certainly something that's relatively simple to add.
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cool! sometimes, i really wish i know php too... you made it sound so simple... maybe i should really pick it up.
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You can close an event at any point to do this, just by changing the appropriate time. Do you mean a one-click button to do the job?
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yup. you hit it right on the head!
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I'm not sure what you're getting at here.
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oops, this is really quite hard to explain. why did i use only a sentence previous to tell ya... hahaha, i will post a more detailed reply to this later.
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None of it is particularly difficult. All I need is the motivation to do it. =) I'll look to release an update with some enhancements in the next week or two.
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