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Review Details of a Game Just Scheduled

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Written by KT Leota
Updated over a year ago
  1. Click on the Edit button of the game you just scheduled

    1. This will take you to the Edit Game data screen

  2. You will see the following details in the left column:

    1. Community name

    2. Game selected

    3. Difficulty level selected

    4. Date/Time of the game

    5. Time Zone (of the community)

    6. Host Email of the host selected

    7. Host ID, and internal database id associated to the host you have scheduled for this game

  3. The fields listed below will be blank, and they are non-editable at this time. Enhancement to the software is underway, and these fields will be available in the future (target release 3Q2022), allowing you to enter data for

    1. Meeting ID #, if applicable

    2. Zoom link – will not appear in the future

    3. Join Link

    4. You will see the player details in the right column

      1. Players 1-4 will be listed, along with the screen names you want to display during the game itself

    5. IT IS ADVISABLE TO REVISIT THIS “EDIT GAME” SCREEN PRIOR TO STARTING THE GAME

      1. Any last minute player “swap-outs” should be entered

      2. NOTE: should you swap-out or add any players, it may alter the puzzles already selected for this game.

        1. The software ensures that no player “replays” a puzzle with a six-month window

      3. If you swap out or add players, please LET THE GAME HOST KNOW

        1. The Game Host always has a printout of the puzzles to be played, in order to help players along, if necessary, and/or to know if a “solution” is correct

        2. If players are changed in any way, the Game Host will want to print out a new list of the scheduled puzzles

  4. Click BACK at the top left to exit the Edit Game screen

    1. Click Save at the bottom if there have been any changes to game details You will be returned to the Scheduled Games listing

Once the Join Link field is again editable, you can copy the Join link URL and send it out to anyone you would like to “invite” to view the game, such as family, friends, co-workers, corporate staff, etc.”

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