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Post by marktaggart on Aug 1, 2011 19:00:44 GMT -5
I play out my matches using the cards, then input the results online. It makes it far easier to keep track of records and to format the shows to share them on message boards using the online stat tracker stuff, but using the "real" cards for gameplay is a more enjoyable and engaging experience for me compared to staring at a screen and clicking a mouse.
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Travis
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Post by Travis on Aug 3, 2011 21:41:07 GMT -5
I don't want to add any more workload to anyone, but I still would like a dedicated iOS app. Seems like it would be easier to create a separate user interface thats works with the touch features than try and make something that "might kind of" work with everything. Now having said that, I know NOTHING about programming and BDS might have a magic rabbit in his hat that he's going to pull out that will blow us away. No pressure, BDS, no pressure  |
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Post by MonkeyDBain on Aug 3, 2011 22:04:54 GMT -5
IF I could play on my iPhone, I would probably be more interested in Online. I own several online sets (2119-2123) but I almost never play online. We need a COTG iOS app. Or a platform-agnostic web interface that would allow you to do everything, no matter if you were on a smartphone or a desktop. Just sayin'. This would make me very happy. |
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Post by BDS on Aug 5, 2011 22:46:58 GMT -5
I don't want to add any more workload to anyone, but I still would like a dedicated iOS app. Seems like it would be easier to create a separate user interface thats works with the touch features than try and make something that "might kind of" work with everything. Now having said that, I know NOTHING about programming and BDS might have a magic rabbit in his hat that he's going to pull out that will blow us away. No pressure, BDS, no pressure The degree of difficulty involved in writing a dedicated app as opposed to a platform independent web app is markedly higher, to say nothing of the time investment required. Trust me - you'll be happy with the end result. I'm writing it to make ME happy, so it's gotta be good! |
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Post by Crimson Cross on Aug 6, 2011 7:33:10 GMT -5
It's a great option to have Cardstock & Online, for me though I love Cardstock and it's the best way to play for me...
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Post by chewey on Aug 6, 2011 10:36:14 GMT -5
I tend to play more matches and cards when I use Online, and I love the portability of Online, but I really like to collect the cards just to have them. And as Avarice pointed out, if you ever meet up with other promoters and want to play the game, cards are the way to go. The color cards are fantastic and will always continue to order them.
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Post by Kamala on Aug 10, 2011 23:49:36 GMT -5
Online 100% I love it.
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Post by Bazzy on Aug 11, 2011 9:03:46 GMT -5
I prefer the paper cards . I play the game while watching the TV/Video/Dvd etc . Been on online is harder , watching TV as well ?
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Post by du5tin on Aug 11, 2011 10:32:42 GMT -5
Online. I love it. The color added to COTG is awesome.
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Post by Thomas (TK) on Aug 11, 2011 10:41:44 GMT -5
Although I have both...I will have to say that I like playing the cardstock a lot better! I still layout my cards on the floor in front on the television and lay on my stomach to play like I did close to 23 years ago...
However, to keep paperwork done- i use the online stat tracker to keep track of my house shows, Xplosions, and my PaPer Views...plus, the ranking system is kinda kewl to see where everyone stands.
Occasionally when I have down time at class, I will boot up cotgonline and play a few random matches...but hardly ever use the game table besides that.
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