New & raw web based Dominion II game server

[Esben Mose Hansen]

Cohen, I think you misunderstood me. Recently, you have been taking the Last slot quite a lot. Give other people a chance, too :-)

If push comes to shove, this is what I will implement: If someone creates a game, he/she will be unable to create the next few games (few=2-5).

But computers are inflexible, and I would really like things to be flexible, so let us not let it come to this, ok? Also, I have tired of working on the dom scripts and would rather not have to implement this in any case.

Again, I would appreciate you understanding of this. And I certainly do not dislike you in any way, nor have I been going at your throat at every opportunity.

Also, judging by the games you make, you seem to like to early parts of the games best, before the really powerful spells/items/troops appear. Have you considered a small map for this? Make it quick a bloody! When WarsOfGaia is finished (I think I'll loose, but at least I'm number 2 ) I will probably start such a game again: many players, small map, make it bloody.

[Norfleet]

Originally posted by Esben Mose Hansen:
Also, judging by the games you make, you seem to like to early parts of the games best, before the really powerful spells/items/troops appear.

That's not quite how it works. Despite all of Cohen's noise, he doesn't actually mind having powerful spells, items, and troops. What he hates is being pummelled, which is inevitably the consequence of crowding. He quickly decides he's not having fun and folds his cards whenever this happens. His morale is 8.

[Norfleet]

Originally posted by Esben Mose Hansen:
Also, judging by the games you make, you seem to like to early parts of the games best, before the really powerful spells/items/troops appear.

That's not quite how it works. Despite all of Cohen's noise, he doesn't actually mind having powerful spells, items, and troops. What he hates is being pummelled, which is inevitably the consequence of crowding. He quickly decides he's not having fun and folds his cards whenever this happens. His morale is 8.

[Beorne]

Ehm ... I know it is a stupid question but ... I have registered at MoseHansen and I'd like to Subscribe in a new game ... How can I do?

Thank you.

[Esben Mose Hansen]

1. Go to the mosehansen.dk, click "View open games".
2. Find one where the description/settings/ whatever look attractive. Some needs separate registration at some forum, look at the comment.
3. Note the port number (listed under browse/manage game)
3. Fire up dominions, Network, enter "dom2.mosehansen.dk" as the ip and the port as the port (duh)
4. Select the nation you wish to play. Do not start the game. Instead, quit the game.
5. Do not start the game. Instead, quit the game.
6. Go back to the Browse/mange view (or just refresh if you're sitll there . Find the "confess" column, check the appropriate checkbox and submit,
7. When a turn is ready to be played, the game will appear on the bottom of the welcome page.


Easy as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,r ighT?

[Cainehill]

Cute, Cohen. You stopped a game slot that you'd been hogging for weeks (started on the ... 7th of July or so), and had someone else immediately recreate it. You think you're slick, eh?

[Norfleet]

Originally posted by Cainehill:
Cute, Cohen. You stopped a game slot that you'd been hogging for weeks (started on the ... 7th of July or so), and had someone else immediately recreate it. You think you're slick, eh?

Uh, Cainehill. As much as I know you love to hate Cohen, you really can't blame him for this one: The Battlefield folks, apparently devoid of a server for hosting Dom2 tournament games, have chosen to use the Mosehansen server, as their most logical choice: It's a neutral server not owned by any of the players. As Cohen happened to be a staffmember (a questionable move, which, I feel, among many others lately, is undermining the Battlefield's legitimacy as the Official Dom2 Tournament Organizing Service), it's only reasonable to expect him to operate such a game.

Since, of course, everyone has been rather irate with Cohen, obviously, the owner of The Battlefield has decided to take charge of the matter personally. I don't sense Cohen's involvement in this decision.