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Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 24 September 2024, 22:18
by Swfcdan
nightpool wrote: ↑09 September 2024, 03:01
Kayvon wrote: ↑27 August 2024, 18:25
Kayvon wrote: ↑14 June 2023, 15:24
No players are being added to alpha
Work on this adaptation has been abandoned.
If you're looking to test, do not post.
If you'd like to pick up on its development, it's available.
To my knowledge, this is still the current situation.
Hi Kayvon, I'm interested in helping out with the development of Watergate, who should I contact to get started? Is there a current list of outstanding issues / unimplemented features that the team would like to see fixed before we can move to Beta?
Good luck Nightpool! Any help needing testing be sure to reach out to me and others who posted on here.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 19 October 2024, 03:04
by TopWizard
@Nightpool were you able to pick this up? Do you think Watergate will make it to BGA?
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 02 April 2025, 10:34
by theAudsMustBeCrazy
alexagui wrote: ↑04 February 2023, 00:41
My only feature request would be if I can't react to my opponent then don't show me that option.
I'm playing my first game on BGA. My opponent (Editor) played an Event card which moved evidence. I got a message saying "Would you like to react to ...?"
I spent some time trying to figure out what my reaction would be, read the rules, clicked on things.
So, there is nothing I can react to, then. Is that right?
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 03 April 2025, 07:13
by daevin
theAudsMustBeCrazy wrote: ↑02 April 2025, 10:34
alexagui wrote: ↑04 February 2023, 00:41
My only feature request would be if I can't react to my opponent then don't show me that option.
I'm playing my first game on BGA. My opponent (Editor) played an Event card which moved evidence. I got a message saying "Would you like to react to ...?"
I spent some time trying to figure out what my reaction would be, read the rules, clicked on things.
So, there is nothing I can react to, then. Is that right?
There are some cards, you can play in reaction on opponents cards.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 04 April 2025, 23:56
by TexArcher
How can I help test this? I don't see Watergate when I search for games and I've never tested before, mostly because I just recently got to the 50 games requirement.
But I own Watergate and have played it about 15 times on tabletop. I'd be happy to test and give feedback.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 07 April 2025, 01:20
by Chief1203
I would be more than happy to test. I have played Watergate well over 100 times and currently I have all the time in the world! I have done beta testing for significant companies like Microsoft/Xbox, Salesforce, SAP & Sony.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 07 April 2025, 15:54
by Kayvon
Chief1203 wrote: ↑07 April 2025, 01:20
I would be more than happy to test.
One of the most valued skills in a tester is attention to detail, such as this LARGE NOTICE as the top of this very page.
Kayvon wrote: ↑14 June 2023, 15:24
No players are being added to alpha
Work on this adaptation has been abandoned.
If you're looking to test,
do not post.
If you'd like to pick up on its development, it's available.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 08 April 2025, 07:39
by daevin
Kayvon wrote: ↑07 April 2025, 15:54
Chief1203 wrote: ↑07 April 2025, 01:20
I would be more than happy to test.
One of the most valued skills in a tester is attention to detail, such as this LARGE NOTICE as the top of this very page.
Kayvon wrote: ↑14 June 2023, 15:24
No players are being added to alpha
Work on this adaptation has been abandoned.
If you're looking to test,
do not post.
If you'd like to pick up on its development, it's available.
It is old information. Three days ago new version Watergate was released here, so development is again in progress.
But I dont know, if another testers are needed.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 08 April 2025, 13:29
by Kayvon
daevin wrote: ↑08 April 2025, 07:39
Kayvon wrote: ↑07 April 2025, 15:54
Chief1203 wrote: ↑07 April 2025, 01:20
I would be more than happy to test.
One of the most valued skills in a tester is attention to detail, such as this LARGE NOTICE as the top of this very page.
Kayvon wrote: ↑14 June 2023, 15:24
No players are being added to alpha
Work on this adaptation has been abandoned.
If you're looking to test,
do not post.
If you'd like to pick up on its development, it's available.
It is old information. Three days ago new version Watergate was released here, so development is again in progress.
But I dont know, if another testers are needed.
Someone responded to me, but deleted his post while I was responding, so BGA ate my response.
You are correct! My information is out of date because I now see that development is being worked on again. The most recent code change was submitted less than three days ago. They haven't requested testers yet, but hope is on the horizon. Very cool.
Re: Watergate: A card-driven 2-Player game
Posted: 23 April 2025, 19:35
by Chief1203
Kayvon wrote: ↑08 April 2025, 13:29
daevin wrote: ↑08 April 2025, 07:39
Kayvon wrote: ↑07 April 2025, 15:54
One of the most valued skills in a tester is attention to detail, such as this LARGE NOTICE as the top of this very page.
It is old information. Three days ago new version Watergate was released here, so development is again in progress.
But I dont know, if another testers are needed.
Someone responded to me, but deleted his post while I was responding, so BGA ate my response.
You are correct! My information is out of date because I now see that development is being worked on again. The most recent code change was submitted less than three days ago. They haven't requested testers yet, but hope is on the horizon. Very cool.
Hey Kayvon want to take back the rude comment that you made to me about a few comments back?