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2010-03-31 00:44:47 - Re: Game Feature Suggestions
But Inco don't you admit in general mark rounding times are closer to reality compared to DTG? Would like that if not tricky to implement..
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2010-03-31 05:22:38 - Re: Game Feature Suggestions
Is it possible to have a seperate count down timer to next race placed on each Race listed? Now that we have several races posted at once and only one count down timer, it is getting a little difficult to know which race is starting when, especially for us Folk in a different time zone.
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2010-03-31 10:12:08 - Re: Game Feature Suggestions
@Alan: good idea, but I do not regard it as urgent as the start date & time are indicated for each race on the front page.

@Smo: Waypoint passing times would certainly be a nice addition. But I suspect that it is not so easy to implement. Generally, I see a need to substantially upgrade the race leaderboard, but that is a wider project that I do not see happening soon.

Keep in mind: there are 10 times more good suggestions than available development time. We constantly need to think about priorities.

The race committee already suggested a number of development priorities to Jakob and Kalle in January. There is another project running within the race commitee (someone who doe not want to be named is working hard on that) to bring order and establish priorities among the many good suggestions on this thread and elsewhere.

That will make it possible to deliver the most value out of the available development time.

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Francois
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2010-05-23 08:23:05 - Re: Game Feature Suggestions
Probably been mentioned a few times before. Is it possible to have the dividers tool be able to make more than one course? This would be a great enhancement. Or be even able to save a plotted track?
Keep up the great work Team SOL

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2010-05-23 11:13:50 - Re: Game Feature Suggestions
UC, what I do is to plot another course in a second tab (or sometimes even antoher windows, as I have two monitors so I can put them side by side). The ability to save a plotted course is something I've requested as well.

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