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Doubles ???
Posted by
DaNDaRuFF
(VIP) 21 Aug 2006 7:56pm
Would there be any difficulty in creating a doubles game type ?
Maybe throw in another ladder dedicated to the purpose ?
Doubles tourneys would be great fun and just think of all them $$$$$'s up for grabs.
I think this would open up the game a little further, especially for the regulars that are here day in, day out.
I'm just wondering what other people think of this idea ?
Dr. DaRuff
doubles
Posted by
willtry
(VIP) 25 Aug 2006 9:54pm
I BELIEVE THAT IT WOULD DRAW MORE PEOPLE IN TO PLAY. IT WOULD BE A LOT OF FUN
Don't Distract the Webmaster
Posted by
1okaylady
(TD) 27 Aug 2006 10:26am
He's working on snooker....I hope...
Now ya talking !!!
Posted by
DaNDaRuFF
(VIP) 28 Aug 2006 4:16pm
Someone mentioned that to me the other day and I thought that's a great idea !!!
GC is definately leading the way in the pool department
I've found other online pool games that are a bit poor, all slow and the physics are all wrong.
I couldn't find a snooker one though so there shouldn't be much compitition.
Snooker loopy nuts are we ...
Doubles/Snooker
Posted by
RBD416
(VIP) 2 Sep 2006 2:42am
Both are excellent ideas, hope they can get them going.
Arcade style trick shots ?
Posted by
DaNDaRuFF
(VIP) 2 Sep 2006 6:10pm
While we're on the subject of new game types, how about this?
What about an arcade style trick shot game ?
where you have to complete more trick shots than the opposition.
This would be good fun not to mention good practice.
I'd like it if it was an option for the main hall, but I'd still have a bash at it if it was similar to the pool rush game.
Snooker!
Posted by
lobomente
(VIP) 6 Sep 2006 7:13am
Love to play snooker! Prefer it over all billiard formats! I can hardly wait!
Lobomente
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