Super-Titan Replay Discussion

[Exzachtlee]

Thanks garcia1000! I feel quite intelligent from having my games called instructive
I agree with you; it's scary how well this method works even when I don't seem to be gaining a clear advantage!

(12-26-2012 07:58 PM)QuantumApocalypse Wrote:  Hey there Got some games up with you! Hope you don't mind the mistakes, haven't played for over a month :/ Brushing up on the skills

Hiya QuantumApocalypse! Those matches are turning out quite well. ^_^ I don't mind the mistakes at all. I make tons of my own mistakes all the time. I think we can all learn from our own mistakes, but more importantly, learn from each others mistakes!
You certainly seem to be brushing up quite well; I can't wait to see you when you're back in your prime!

Thanks for the clarification! What you said makes sense. Everything's so much easier when you can just program stuff to do what you want automatically!
I also think that it would be inconvenient to have everything converted to OSN links. As much as I like OSN, when I use it, I find myself missing the awesome artwork that one sees in the in-game replay system :\
What I meant was that some two-way interchangeability between OSN links and original links is to be desired. After I posted my links on OSN from my iPod, I switched over to my computer to discuss my games on the forums ('cause I prefer to use a real keyboard to do my srs typing). I thought I could just visit the OSN website to retrieve my links in their original formats, but I couldn't figure out a way to do so besides examining whether or not the "outwitters://viewgame?id=..." links are directly converted into "http://osn.codepenguin.com/replays/view/..." links (they appear to be so), and then realizing that even if it was so, then I would have to take all of the links and then switch the first parts of the links- which takes a while (not a terribly long while, but longer than it could be). So in the end, after getting a little frustrated and musing over the topics of programming and efficiency and so forth, I ended up just emailing myself the original links from my iPod and then opening up the email on my computer and posting them. (And here again, this didn't take a terribly long time, but it could have taken much less time, nonetheless.)
So, in essence, it's the lack of uniformity in links and lack of complete streamlined-ness of this forum that I've noticed. Not that they create much of an issue at all, but it'd be cool to fix them.
If I could, I would totally write up a program and try to fix them, but I can't do all that fancy stuff. Yet.