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Canasta opens for all on Sunday, Oct 17, 2004
Posted by
webmaster
15 Oct 2004 10:08pm
Canasta opens for all on Sunday, Oct 17, 2004
Thanks to all that helped test this fun game.
With all new games - come new players. We would greatly appreciate your presence in the Canasta Main Hall for opening day. There are sure to be questions on the game and the GC site, in general. We want our players to feel at home. You can make the difference to newbies that have questions on disconnects, help (contact us) and how to set or join a table.
Major Problems with 'continue'
Posted by
rakia
26 Oct 2004 4:57pm
Hi Webmaster
Great game by the way - but there is something not quite right.
I have found this on 3 separate occasions today - all at different times in the day - that when I have played out my hand and finished all my cards, winning the hand - the table prompts me to press 'continue',I have won and the table shows me all the cards left in the opponent's hand... (so far so good)
However, my opponent then tells me they have 'frozen' and they reconnect to the table (presumably through 'cancel' and then 'reconnect to the game' window)- the table then allows them to continue playing their hand, and instructs ME to take more cards from the discard pile.
I had clearly finished my hand already - there were no cards left to play, on all 3 occasions.
I think there may be a problem.. perhaps someone could check it out??
Apart from that - a really great game!
Cheers
Love Rakia
This error is now fixed.
Posted by
webmaster
27 Oct 2004 7:59am
Thanks for your report.
Starting today, Oct 27, 2004, this error is fixed.
Please submit any future suggestion/error reports only via Contact Us
Cheers,
-webmaster
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