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I can't play ladder
Posted by
rpg_gamer
2 Oct 2005 2:31pm
I did regristation. Then if i select ladder and sombody comes its always says there is a player no t regristed. Why is that? And how can i see if he is not ladder? Strange i hope sombody can help me.
Sorry for my bad english
I can't play ladder either
Posted by
newdaddy
(VIP) 2 Oct 2005 11:06pm
We all play ladder anyway. The more that you play, the more ladder rungs you climb. But you must put ladder game down. It does not matter if the other person is playing the ladder of not. Because ladder points determine the number of bonus tickets you qualify for from tickets from GamesColony at the end of the month. Its like Airmiles. The more you play, the more of a chance you have to win the tickets you lost back.
Hope this helps somewhat.
Bobs833
also
Posted by
mailiismine__
(VIP) 15 Dec 2005 3:44pm
just to let you know, you can view the other players ladder score by clicking on their name in the bottom left hand box when you first go to the main hall and their ladder score is in the bottom right of the new box that comes up when you click on their name.
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