Post your GCCG questions here!

[Kenddrick]

Yes I bought the starter. And I've played a couple of games since then, so I should have had some promos thus I can't tell. But can someone check the logs to see if I received my Promo?

[wlk]

So far, you played with proxies.
Make sure you own the cards you use in your deck if you want to be rewarded by a free Promo.

[Kenddrick]

Wlk,

How do I remove my Promo cards for sale? Right now, as a safe guard, I put a price of 10,000 on them.

Thanks,
Kenddrick

[wlk]

Add 1 "want", it will decrease the sell count.

[Kenddrick]

Hi wlk!

I tried connecting when I was in school, and I got this

"Connecting to gccg.servebeer.com port 29120
Connection failed
Working offline"

I was wondering how I could connect via my school's network.

Cheers,
Kenddrick

[wlk]

I have no idea, ask your school network admins, they're the only one to blame here.

Likely you are not allowed to connect to that port/IP/service.
Aren't you supposed to attend a course rather than playing cards online ?

[Kenddrick]

Hehe. Wlk, how do we change the prices of cards we have for sale? Currently my cards are going for 10,000. I need to change that.

[Malachi]

Just put the mouse over the card, type the new price, then press Enter.

[RedGoldStag]

I'm helping my friend get GCCG set up for his Mac running OS X, and he's trying to install all the libraries needed for GCCG, but one of them (sdl-net) isn't showing up in the Fink Commander GUI list. All the others were there, but not that one. Are we looking for the wrong thing, or has it been renamed, or do we need to do something else? Thanks in advance for any help, we're really looking forward to playing some LOTR online!

[RedGoldStag]

OK, we got the sdl-net thing figured out (we had to configure Fink to use the unstable branch, and then it showed the sdl-net library), but now we're having some trouble getting GCCG installed and launching the LOTR module.

We were able to get all the libraries set up, and get GCCG compiled and installed (the binary version). We then installed the lotr module with no error messages, but when we tried to launch the Lotr module using the ./Lotr command, we got an error message:

Nubility:~/gccg test$ ./Lotr
./Lotr: line 31: ./ccg_client: cannot execute binary file
Nubility:~/gccg test$

We tried re-installing GCCG, but got the same problem. We then tried using the alternative method to compile GCCG ("./gccg_package install client fonts source", then "make all"), and got error messages (I have the terminal script, but it's pretty long, so I'm not attaching it here -- I can provide it if necessary, though).

Any ideas on how we can get the program working? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

[YellowFuzzle]

I got a new hard drive, but was stupid and forgot to copy my old gccg files over to the new one. Then the hard drive was wiped through a re-format. I'm assuming there isn't a way to log onto my old account, and I'll have to create a new one? Username was "fuzzle".

[Malachi]

I assume so, unless you have set a password.

[wlk]

I got a new hard drive, but was stupid and forgot to copy my old gccg files over to the new one. Then the hard drive was wiped through a re-format. I'm assuming there isn't a way to log onto my old account, and I'll have to create a new one? Username was "fuzzle".

When I get back home in the week, I can send your password to your registered email.

[YellowFuzzle]

Okay, thank you very much.

[wlk]

password sent. check your PM.