>My question is whether you could add a feature to Quackle(or slap me if it >will already do this J) whichwould allow players to play live games with >Quackle and then use the existingfeatures to generate a report analyzing the >plays made by both players. Im envisioning setting a laptop on a lazy susan >and swiveling itback and forth. It seems to me youd need to add an option >for alive game. That option would disable doing word lists, >generatingchoices, etc., until the game is completed. It would need to also >have afeature that after you commit your play, and see your new tiles, that >you clicka button (or hit enter, or whatever) which then hides your rack >before youswivel the board to your opponent. He/she then clicks/types >somethingwhich unhides their rack. I talked with a few players at Salado last >weekend about this, and they liked the idea. > >Methinks, that doing something like this in all or some ofthe games at the >Premier Division at BAT, or some other event, and it couldgive a treasure >trove of analytical information without anyone having to domanual entry. > >What do you think?
Howsabout a battleship mode for two laptops where the sessions network together?
