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[legolas3333]

just for reference, i know that I'm on again off again a lot, It's because that i live in a third world country and the internet is terrible, i love playing lotr, even losing is fun most of the time, so yeah.

[Kralik]

Then we'll face the "disconnect when losing" thing, etc...
I say if someone's suspected for cheating, just don't play him anymore, like you'd do in real life.
I don't say this specific case is deliberate cheating (I mean it might be a manipulation error not on purpose).

Anyway, I will think about this (enforcing moves inside the playmat, or at least logging something like "xxx moved yyy's draw deck out of the play area").

I'd echo legolas3333 with the connection issues. My internet can be flaky -- often it will drop and then come back instantly. I haven't had any problems resuming games, and my opponents have been gracious.

How about some sort of /slash command that restores your decks to their original positions?

[wlk]

There was a time when moving deck wasn't even allowed.
Might go back to the old days

[legolas3333]

There was a time when moving deck wasn't even allowed.
Might go back to the old days

yes, i see no incentive to move you decks at all

[Kralik]

There was a time when moving deck wasn't even allowed.
Might go back to the old days

yes, i see no incentive to move you decks at all

To check how many cards are in your opponent's draw deck when playing discard.

[wlk]

To check how many cards are in your opponent's draw deck when playing discard.

Hmm you don't need to move the decks for that no ?

[Kralik]

Hmm you don't need to move the decks for that no ?

Actually, you do. It would be a nice fix if you moved it over a little, as digit(S) of your opponent's deck size are often obscured. The larger the deck, the farther to the right the stack goes, and the farther off the screen.

[Calam]

So I installed GCCG on a separate computer with no problemo... Except 1; I set my username to be Calam (which is already my username on another computer).  Now when I log in, it tells me I have the incorrect password.  Unfortunately I do not know how to enter the correct password, nor do I properly remember what password I used to begin with.

Help?

[Kralik]

Here's what you do:

On your second computer, erase the directory C:\.gccg (this keeps the GCCG settings, including your username and a randomly-generated password).

Copy C:\.gccg from your first computer to the second.

[Calam]

So I just copy the files over, not re-install them?

[Kralik]

So I just copy the files over, not re-install them?

The files in C:\.gccg are the settings, not the program. Just copy from computer 1 to computer 2.

[flad_nag]

if i would like to crop the images so that the black boarders are removed, will the game still run fine?  does the program detect the right dimensions of the images?

can i crop the images?

[flad_nag]

another question:  why is it filenaming on some of the sets for GCCG are not different compated to the rest of the sets.  Example for set "Fellowship", the jpg for "armor" is "92armor.jpg".

as compared to  Lackey, I think all jpg files has a uniform naming convention.

[Kralik]

I believe you could crop the images if you really wanted.

As for the filenames, things like 92armor.jpg were actually Decipher's standard for the early sets.

[flad_nag]

so, what format do most GCCG players usually use during casual and tournament gameplay?  movie? standard? open? etc.?