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Optimus Prime wrote:Yep,... this is a problem... I'll get the ball rolling on this one guys. Never fear, the Fixerbots are here!
lancehoch wrote:This would only work for premium members. For non premium members, the 4 game limit counts the games that are currently active and waiting for players. If the limit is lifted for tournament games then a player has the potential for playing in more than 4 games at once. The change should only be for premium members. Also, the limit for waiting games should not have an effect on games created for a tournament.
Night Strike wrote:Nate, could you drop one or two of your waiting games and see if that will let you create tournament games?
AndyDufresne wrote:There is a limit of 50 games awaiting players to keep away problems such as a user unintentionally creating hundreds of games, or a script intentionally creating hundreds of games
Natewolfman wrote:ayeaye, i dropped a couple of the map blasters since, and i can create games again... But now i have 50+games i still need to join but cant do to the waiting, not to mention other tournaments that are sending me PMs for my games![]()
as long as im not at 50 i can create games that im not in... but it will slow things down in other areas, such as say killmanic is up in one of my tournaments to join 4 games or so, but he is full in waiting so my tournament still ends up slowing way down waiting for hims other games to fill so he can join mine?
AndyDufresne wrote:Agreed, if something isn't already in the works (I'm not sure at this exact moment, as know a lot of behind the scenes Tournament stuff is going on), I'm sure it will commence sometime.
--Andy
Bruceswar wrote:Sounds like a reasonable request. It also sounds like people are addicted.Needless to say I think this could be worked on.
killmanic wrote:very important topic for tournaments please make this happen
lackattack wrote:I'll look into this shortly after the upcoming update
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