Re: Creating game for group members and letting them know there is a game to join
Posted: 28 June 2024, 03:31
I plan tournaments quite often for my friends. Some larger, some smaller.nik592 wrote: ↑27 June 2024, 11:43Yes, that was what I was thinking, but wondered if I missed something. If I have 20 friends (or 20 people in a group), and I want to play a 4p game with whoever is interested, I can't say, hey guys, I opened this game for you, feel free to join if you want to play with me. Things ALMOST support that - you can limit a game to a community, and open a game without choosing players, but you just can't notify them that the game is there (without some external tool like Discord).pjt33 wrote: ↑27 June 2024, 10:27There aren't many games which support 20 players. If you have 20 friends online and you want to play a 4-player game, the direct invitation method requires you to choose which individuals to invite.JoysJoy wrote: ↑25 June 2024, 16:43 Huh. I find it very useful for 20 friends or even more friends. As long as they are on the list, they can register with or without the link. If they are on my friends list, it takes 2 seconds each person to click to invite. Not sure why you think it is not. You can put a blub on the friends group page about it and no one else reading it but those specific friends can register