Any reason for two discussions for the same thing within 24 hours?
- If you need to add anything, you can edit a discussion.
- if there's no interest, there's no need to create a second discussion.
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I decided to test whether adding a GA train would increase interest.
I may as well close the first one.
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Watching someone play King of the Castle on Twitch with/against their viewers was fun for a while but I'm not really the kind of guy to play such games. I do like Tower Defense games though, so thanks for the train! :)
bump
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I like those "party games", like The Jackbox Party Pack. However, it's too hard to gather friends to play when the only available language is english.
Thank you for the chance in the tower defense games! Bump.
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So I'm relatively new, and I still didn't figure out how SG Tools works... Can someone explain, please? Do I have to login with Steam there, too?
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Welcome to SG, then! yes, you login via steam on SGTools. It's really a useful tool, in that you can look up if a user has non-activated wins or -- far more interestingly -- what percentage of your wins are bundled, non-bundled, free, etc (CV) here: https://www.sgtools.info/real-cv
And, as the OP did, you can create a "rules lock" (level, CV ratio (Given:Sent? or Sent:Given?), make sure those without activated wins cannot enter, etc) on any invite-only giveaway, and use that to start a train. The link for that is here: https://www.sgtools.info/giveaways/manage
If If recall correctly, the site provides a list of those who pass this test. Then, if the winner isn't logged as having passed the test, you know the giveaway was leaked.
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Ooh I see, everything makes much more sense now. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation!
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Bump it!
But also, is there a puzzle in this train? or additional hidden giveaways? Just want to make sure I haven't created my own red herring for myself.
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Hello fellow monarchs and aristocrats, benevolent and malicious alike!
Ever wanted to be involved in political intrigue in the the comforts of your home?
King of the Castle by Team 17 is an excellent place to get started, where four players can reign and scheme against each other, with one player ruling as a monarch with three others roleplay as competing nobles attempting to take over the thrown. This game is open to both registered Steam users and guests via the official website. To begin a game properly, one host owning a copy of the game on Steam or elsewhere must post a game code online and other players can join via King of the Castle.app.
Enjoy and may God Save the (Current) Monarch!
On an unrelated note, Your Majesty has invited you all to jump on the fun and exciting train right now!
Go to the Kingdom Hall to view the Minor Treasure Rooms!
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