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Parallel games being produced by matchmaking in patch 1.00.0113

May 11, 2009 11:17:16 PM from Demigod ForumsDemigod Forums

It appears the matchmaking system is occasionally splitting games up in to parrallel matches, as in both matches have the same ID number.

In one copy of the match PudgyJoe and I were pitted against one another with 2 Ai's taking over for the other players.

While in the other copy, it appears av8rcrowdog and Vexing played against each other while the Ai's took over for pudgy and myself.  It appears that the first of the parrallel matches to be completed is counted in the database while the other is tossed as erroneous BS.

Hope this bug can be worked out before the next epoch or whatever its called. thanks.

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Staniels
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Join Date 04/2009
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Reply #1 May 12, 2009 8:30:23 PM
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I've had a friend in my friend's list told me similar. He's thanked me for a game last night (his first online game I think, as he was plagued with connectivity issues) which I didn't play. Now that you've mentioned this, it all makes sense. He must have played with AI replacements bearing my alias.

Let's hope this gets fixed soon. I can only imagine the frustration the devs are facing through this entire episode; patching and repatching only to have new issues surface. I know I would. The best thing to do now is to have patience and bear with it. I think they're getting closer.

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