What in the world??? http://www.wargear.net/games/view/42415

..a hollow victory to be sure.

I see that your forces fought valiantly to the win that game. May good luck continue to shine upon your reign.

Now we all have a little insight into how you became number 2.

http://www.wargear.net/games/view/42415

sigh. Could someone fix this? It's still listed on my games as live, even though it doesn't say that i'm in the game. Did it give you the win Yertle or are you still stuck with the game as well?

So you did join that game right sreg?

No win, it just says it is my turn but the Flash Player fails due to number of players insufficient.  From what I can tell of the Starting Scenario everything is set right. 

Seat 2 should have the 2 territories in the Great Forest, but it looks like those have been allocated to me (assuming I am Seat 1).  Lock Seat Order is On with Color to Seat Off.

Odd... any idea how this came about? Is it just this game or all games on this board?

I deleted the game entry so it shouldn't appear in your list sreg.

tom wrote:

Odd... any idea how this came about? Is it just this game or all games on this board?

I deleted the game entry so it shouldn't appear in your list sreg.

Looks like it's this Scenario, as it happened again in testing:  http://www.wargear.net/games/view/42556

Yurog got this message upon Joining:

This one too (thought it may be related to Colors, so I selected the first two colors, but still bugged out): http://www.wargear.net/games/view/42557

I haven't been able to find another board that breaks like this, I tested Risky's Force Unleashed and a Scenario of Zombie States.  Both have 1vs1 Scenarios that initiate correctly.

I'm fairly certain I tested that Scenario before I released it, although I'm not finding the game now, don't think it's been played Publically though (so not too big of issue either I assume :) ).

The reason for this problem is that there is a check when starting the game that there are enough scenario seats available for each player in the game. So if you have a starting position defined for one player you must have them defined for all the players in the game. This was done to ensure that game starts are fair (and you don't end up with a situation where a player starts the game with no territories at all).

So in other words you can either remove the starting position for one player or add one for the second player.

Ahhh, k... That seems to make sense and safe...but not a fan of it either :P  Easy fix for this board though.  

Also I'll note it in the Help somehow, I wouldn't be surprised if this comes up in the future.

Thanks!!!

I suppose I could remove that check, maybe check that the player has some territories allocated before starting the game instead...