Game Over in Pbem++

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Cfant
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Game Over in Pbem++

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Hi!

A rather stupid question. A Pbem++-match ended. I got the message. The game is listed under "ended". But how can I watch the outcome? I only have a "hide" option?

greetings
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I'd like to hear the answer to that myself.
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dirro, I have never worked it out
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I notice there are some PBL files in the 'saves' folder.
Saved at the same time as the last PBEM++ turn.

However when opening one of them, I get prompted for a password, and it's not the password set for starting the PBEM++ game. There are no passwords used (AFAIK) for PBEM++, apart from the password used to log in your account.

Maybe these are similar to the DO_NOT_SEND files from regular PBEM?
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RE: Game Over in Pbem++

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ORIGINAL: Cfant

Hi!

A rather stupid question. A Pbem++-match ended. I got the message. The game is listed under "ended". But how can I watch the outcome? I only have a "hide" option?

greetings

This seems like a rather large oversight if true. Hopefully this will be resolved.
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