Okay, so, I think this map looks really cool, however I disagree with the "Syracuse" title. Syracuse isn't really even the largest city in the area. Albany also appears to be in the area.

As for "Watertown"... I've spent years worth of my life in the Adirondacks, and I've never once been to ...

Okay, so, I think this map looks really cool, however I disagree with the "Syracuse" title. Syracuse isn't really even the largest city in the area. Albany also appears to be in the area.

As for "Watertown"... I've spent years worth of my life in the Adirondacks, and I've never once been to ...

Er... No, it wouldn't. Handing out a cookie doesn't mean anything. Having the users online/offline status is as simple as logging their most recent click and comparing that with a set 'online' standard (For example, 10 minutes).

It's just a suggestion

I know that there are coping solutions, but this is just something that I think would be handy (Even if it ended up being Premium-only).

As a side note... I use Firefox for Browser Testing websites, and as I said before, a Request based system is horrible for dealing ...

1. I don't use Firefox on a regular basis
2. I don't use Windows... At all (Which is a primary reason why I don't use Firefox).
3. HTTP isn't capable of delivering information as it happens due to its request-based model.


This just seems like a much more convenient method of achieving this ...

*attempts to use form*

* Suggestion Idea: Hook an IRC/IM bot into the game that alerts you when it's your turn
* Specifics: Have a bot that does that, and a setting in preferences for how pervasive you want it to be (IE: No reminders, reminder if I'm online, reminder when I come on line, etc ...