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Timeouts - Arcade Mode - 9/27/2007 9:49:02 PM

playball335

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Would it be possible to have a warning screen when taking timeouts? I can't tell you how many times I have inadvertently blown through all of my timeouts by hitting the controller button by accident.

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RE: Timeouts - Arcade Mode - 9/27/2007 9:58:29 PM

David Winter

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Your time outs remaining are shown on the scoreboard beside your score. (the little red rectangles).

thanks
David

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RE: Timeouts - Arcade Mode - 9/27/2007 10:34:17 PM

Marauders

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David, he is saying that in arcade mode, he hits the button and takes a timeout when he doesn't want to.

He is asking for an additional prompt to make sure he really wants to take out. Maybe a prompt that will have the user hit the same button again would work, so one can call timeout quickly but avoid mistakes.

I don't know if that could be done without a lot of code or not.

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RE: Timeouts - Arcade Mode - 9/28/2007 12:02:41 AM

playball335

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Marauders

David, he is saying that in arcade mode, he hits the button and takes a timeout when he doesn't want to.

He is asking for an additional prompt to make sure he really wants to take out.� Maybe a prompt that will have the user hit the same button again would work, so one can call timeout quickly but avoid mistakes.

I don't know if that could be done without a lot of code or not.

Exactly what I meant.

Thanks Marauders.

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