Is there a game history?

[Tragic]

Hi there, I am relatively new to website boardgames. Awesome scene btw.. where has this been all my gaming life!

Anyway, I have been using "boiteajeux" a bit for there implementation of Bruxelles 1893 and Deus. Anyway, they have a cool feature where the game data is recorded in a way that can be saved and sent to other players, posted on forums and so. Like this is a current game I am playing Bruxelles 1893 x4 Players @boiteajeux.

I was hoping there was some kind of record like this on this site. As it would be really awesome for BGG guild competitions and stuff I am hoping to run. As in a Tash-Khalr showdow. That way we can post the games on the forum for chat and stuff!

Thanks in advance and thanks for a great site!

[Sawyer Einherjar]

You mean like this?

http://nl.boardgamearena.com/#!gamerevi ... e=12929269
(you can also click your name here and even see all the moves in action!)

Just go to your profile page go to the tab showing all games you played. click on any of them and chose replay table.

Cheers,
Sawyer

[Tragic]

right cool. I guess that will do... some problems...

1) You need to be registers
2) unlike the other one it doesn't really go well in a trhead.
3) it spears to also contain all the players un-do and redos.. so it can be really confusing as sometimes it looks like there are tons of turns being taking in a row by one player
4) There is no play options, and you have to click the button a zillion times!

Anyway.. thanks if this is the only option it is better than nothing!

[glitter and doom]

right cool. I guess that will do... some problems...
3) it spears to also contain all the players un-do and redos.. so it can be really confusing as sometimes it looks like there are tons of turns being taking in a row by one player
4) There is no play options, and you have to click the button a zillion times!

3) I agree this could be very annoying. However, undos are replayed only in Tash-Kalar. Other games don't have that problem.
4) Actually, there is. You can see the whole game with just one click (right button), or play the game until to the specific move (left button).