steveh11Matrix -> RE: Editing a game in progress? (8/13/2009 12:37:12 PM)
|
Possible scenarios: I get so far in a game, say middle of '42, and then think: "Wouldn't it be cool if..." - no, can't do that, sorry. I modify the scenario database, say (for example) adding in a couple of extra ships and such. Get to where they join in and realise I've made a simple error - like placing both 'side' armaments on RS instead of RS, LS. "That's easy, I'll just mod that..." - no, can't do that, sorry. I don't modify the scenario database, but there's an error already present similar to the above, or worse. No, still can't change that, sorry. There are plenty of reasons why, largely the wistful 'what if' variety. Get to May 42, want to save the scenario and edit a few things to make it closer to history? No, still can't change that, sorry. I'm sure people with your imaginations can come up with more. I know I'm butting my head up against the wall here, but this really bugs me. You're saying that PBEM players can't be trusted not to cheat. I say that a player who cheats will be caught and exposed and no-one will play against him again, so it's a stupid thing to do. End (current) rant. Steve.
|
|
|
|