Feature Request: Notes to Self

[Flarp55]

Often I send a turn with a clear idea about what I will do next turn. Bu then I always end up forgetting! There should be a notes to self area in the chat, like the to partner button in 2v2, so that you can record a note about what to do next turn.

[amoffett11]

You could just write in the in-game chat anyways, and then ask your opponent to just pay no attention to it

[Flarp55]

they can't really do that...
anyways you'd have to trust them to do that and looking could give them a huge insight to your strategy...

[.Memories.]

He was being facetious.

[Flarp55]

(03-29-2014 10:21 AM).Memories. Wrote:  He was being facetious.

that's the first time i used the mac trackpad shortcut to look up a word (triple tap but don't press)

[.Memories.]

(03-29-2014 10:34 AM)Bbobb555 Wrote:  

(03-29-2014 10:21 AM).Memories. Wrote:  He was being facetious.

that's the first time i used the mac trackpad shortcut to look up a word (triple tap but don't press)

Heh, nice. On iOS you can hold the word, as if you were copying it, and click "Define". Not sure which version, but definitely 7.

[[PETA] Cor13:4]

(03-29-2014 09:55 AM)amoffett11 Wrote:  You could just write in the in-game chat anyways, and then ask your opponent to just pay no attention to it

Or you could type it in chat in code

[.Memories.]

(04-02-2014 06:56 AM)[PETA] Cor13:4 Wrote:  

(03-29-2014 09:55 AM)amoffett11 Wrote:  You could just write in the in-game chat anyways, and then ask your opponent to just pay no attention to it

Or you could type it in chat in code

Not a terrible idea, actually. Might just take awhile to decipher!

[amoffett11]

Want to drive your opponent nuts? Just keep chatting nonsense in the chat; even when he knows it's nothing important to to him, those speech bubbles will drive him so crazy he'll still have to open the chat every time he opens the game

[[PETA] Cor13:4]

(04-02-2014 07:00 AM)amoffett11 Wrote:  Want to drive your opponent nuts? Just keep chatting nonsense in the chat; even when he knows it's nothing important to to him, those speech bubbles will drive him so crazy he'll still have to open the chat every time he opens the game

You could always play mind games by typing in hints about what you are doing, where sometimes it's correct and sometimes it's wrong. Or something like:

"Jerry, I think on this Glitch game against <XYZ> I'm going to move my scrambler at B7 to C6, can you check out OMC map creator map 890 and tell me if you think it's a good move?"

then

"Shoot, I put this chat in the wrong game! Please ignore this"