mpjh wrote:It doesn't fix any problem, it just lets people into games where they can cause more havoc. If they don't want to be on a foe list, talk to the person about it and ask to be taken off.
heheh.. you remind me of someone else
it solves the problem detailed in the thread...
And those people who join know that the foe list is suspended. As consenting adults it is their right to chose havoc over calm... perhaps it is the prissy and anti-social people who would be dissuaded from joining these
open games... just in case they met with someone who they could not get along with or who offended their sensibilities.
anyway.. regardless of that, it gives the option for a setter-up of games and in particular
Speedgames, (emphasis on speed) to not have to run around every person who joins their game in order to find out exactly who has who on whose Foe list. And then place them on their own foe list and then restart the game...
If everyone did that the game would expire before it ever got a chance to start and result in even longer, less discriminating foe lists!
All this to only to find that the person who you removed the other person for, had a longer foe list than the other one .. you then have to take the original player off your list, put the second player on your list and start a new game! .. sheese i am exhasted just at the thought... and we still haven't got a game.
hehe i honestly don't think your replacement idea helps. ^^