The question says it all.
Please share experiences and opinions :)
no not all -- but they get phone calls / can't type and so when they play desktop users who haven't realised that they are mobile users - then hackles r raised.
clients are now flagged as "mobile users - may be flaky" and "OdesysMobile" for a reason
but if i was in an airport on a 10 hour wait - i'd love to play backgammon on my iphone
but maybe not while i was in a queue in the supermarket!!
Patti is looking into this and may at a future date redirect mobile users to a seperate server
as they don't regularly integrate into fibs as we know it, but as dorbel correctly noted they are the new blood and they are a sizeable % of accounts now
check what client your invite comes from / "ask" repbot for a rep and you are sorted
have a wonderful new year
used it 2 or 3 times and works perfectly
QuoteTomawaky: used it 2 or 3 times and works perfectly
Franck, you are not on daddy's payroll, of course it works well enough for you, to kill time. The problem is WHO uses nowadays the mobile phones to play. We (the elder) use to TALK on phones, while our kids use it to PLAY, as much as they use it for babbling. My kids have mobiles and play online too (not BG) , and they use similar (childish) nicknames as we (all?) can see at the iphone and Odesys users, here on FIBS. The real issue imo are the "old smart as***s who found this new avenue for practicing unsportmanship. As long asthis heals their souls, it is ok for me.
Many thanks for not commenting on my grammar/spelling.
Some are thinking that it is not working well enough to play on.
I just report here my own experience cause I tried it not so long ago, and it was quiet confortable to play with my mobile phone.
And I did not drop anybody.
But maybe most are droppers ! I don't know ;).
I was dropped so many times by both phone users, that I will no longer play them unless it's someone I already know will finish the match. :unsure: I apologize for my executive decision in this matter to the good phone users. :(
socksey
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