Originally Posted by MTN016 (Post 4076541)

It should maybe be more clear that you have to click the pic to strip the player. I first kept clicking the arrows because they are much more obvious.

Originally Posted by crunksy (Post 4084185)

Hmm, anyone else finding the game won't start if 10x10 grid is selected? I am - I've tried both Chrome and Firefox. ETA one I've set up the settings, the Play Game button doesn't do anything. If I switch back to 7x7, the Play Game button works again and advances to the next screen.

Originally Posted by bstrp (Post 4084897)

Yes, there was a bug. :( I went ahead and fixed that, it should work again.

I also added a button that allows you to play a single round of battleship against the AI without any of exposing part, in case you want more of a game just for fun.

Originally Posted by bstrp (Post 4079391)

I've added a little button around the top "Click to strip!" label. So now, you can either click the button or the picture.



Comments are in the to do list. :)



I did have a thought on a sort of variation on this, that would actually fit pretty neatly into the code so probably won't take long to implement. This would be something like a "personalized" game, where you play a game to reveal pictures... kind of like that "create your own 2048" game that was floating around at one time. It would provide a different "exposure" mechanism, and would work something like this:

A) Player A sets up pictures showing a strip sequence, and sets up certain parameters for games.

B) After setting things up, this generates a couple of links. The first of them is a "game" llink. If Player B opens the game using this link, they will jump directly to a game of battlestrip. Every round they win, they see the next sequence of Player A's pictures. If they win the tournament, they see all of Player A's pictures.

C) Player A could, depending on what is desired, set the game up so that a camera is required or not for Player B's games. If a camera *is* required, then when playing the game, you risk being exposed to Player A. That is, if you lose, your pictures are placed in a special gallery that only Player A can see.

D) There is a second link for Player A that would allow the player to manage whether or not the game is active, see the win-loss record, and also (if cameras are required) see the pictures of who won and saw your pictures, as well as the people who lost and are now exposed for your enjoyment.

Not sure what people think of this idea, let me know if you think it's good, bad, or indifferent. :)

Originally Posted by exsuberman (Post 4086938)

A few improvements I thought of:

1) An option to make the player gets exposed for each loss they got, IE if they lose 2 rounds the first 2 pictures get posted, instead of only if they lose and get completely stripped. (I hope that makes sense)
2) Something to prevent the player from backing out. If they lost up to a certain round if they just close the game instead of finishing it off all the pictures provided up to that point get exposed for their gambled time length.

Originally Posted by bstrp (Post 4087969)

I think that makes sense. Will add to the list, but I think the next thing I'll try to develop is the "create your own" option. Might lay the groundwork for custom dares / text there as well.

Originally Posted by exsuberman (Post 4089022)

If that gets added will you add the option to make custom dares public. (ie people can make them submit them to be public at which time you or a moderator can approve them and make it available to anyone who goes to the website)

Originally Posted by StrippokerMick (Post 4090380)

Are you planning on adding options where the exposure could be extendable by viewers and how about allowing comments on picsets or individual pics?