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display ladder rating
Posted by
firefoXx
(VIP) 15 Oct 2005 2:56pm
hey people, how are you all?
I was just thinking how it may be a good idea to display a players ladder rating in the bottom left window of the games room next to a players rating.
I think this would be a useful extra, as it is often difficult to know where your opponent is ranked on the ladder. And as we all know, rating isn't everything.
So how bout it GC? Is this a possibility?
Fire.
Dear firefoXx,
Posted by
(VIP) 16 Oct 2005 4:27am
Just double click on the players name, and presto.......all the info you are looking for is there..
Yes, but...
Posted by
16 Oct 2005 9:26am
Thx for the reply. But two things...
Firstly, that rating is only updated when you or the other player logs in.
And secondly, if you are looking for a player who has a certain rating, it can be time consuming and annoying to have to double click on every player in turn. Would you not agree?
More thoughts people?
Fire.
I AGREE
Posted by
16 Nov 2005 4:23pm
I have to agree with FOXX that would be a great idea.It would help others that want to climb the ladder a chance to find them faster then double clicking ev'ry name in the main to find a person above you in the ladder.
Yours Truly,
Stephanie
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