|
Dec 2011
2:17pm, 19 Dec 2011
590 posts
|
Eastham75
My Garmin played up on todays Lunchtime work run can i log it manually for it to count?
|
|
Dec 2011
2:32pm, 19 Dec 2011
19 posts
|
jonbev
Uncruliar: It normally takes a few minutes only. If it has been hours i'd check your route to see if you actually hit any markers. If you are sure you did then take a look a the 5 steps in the header of this thread.
Eastham75: Yes you can log them manually.
|
|
Dec 2011
2:32pm, 19 Dec 2011
2,837 posts
|
CC2 Speedy Goth
I had to log today's little bimble manually as I'm away from home and can't upload from the Garmin until January. My first post lurgy 'run'. Just a short one but planned specifically to hoover up as many coins as possible to offset the penalties I'm losing in bugs that are now 140 plus miles away from me.
I'm not faffing about moving my home point though!
|
|
Dec 2011
2:42pm, 19 Dec 2011
921 posts
|
arbster
Pabsey - you can get better than 100% because you only have to clip the edge of the 80m zone around the checkpoint for it to register, but the efficiency is measured from checkpoint to checkpoint. 1% can also be valid, I presume, if you hit the check point then ran round the houses a few times before getting to the second one.
|
|
Dec 2011
3:32pm, 19 Dec 2011
1,249 posts
|
Vancouver Jogger
SYSTEM gained 29 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 29 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 12 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 12 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 12 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 12 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 3 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 3 in penalties
SYSTEM gained 3 in penalties
Time to go running
|
|
Dec 2011
5:10pm, 19 Dec 2011
204 posts
|
Tynans_Dad
Loving this game at the moment. HAving struggled to motivate myself out of the door over the last couple of months, I've now run 4 days on the trot. Whereas I would normally head out with the intention of doing 6-8 miles and give up after 3, this time I'm heading out for 3 miles and end up doing 6!
Is there a way of telling where other players are on the map? As far as I can tell, there is nobody else within 10 miles of me at least.
|
|
Dec 2011
5:35pm, 19 Dec 2011
1,250 posts
|
Vancouver Jogger
On the Your Account page, on the left hand side there is a black box with You are my Density - that tells you how many players are within 2 ? miles of you. Otherwise look on the map for blue triangles and up opened Christmas presents - they will give you an idea of where nearby players are.
|
|
Dec 2011
5:38pm, 19 Dec 2011
1,251 posts
|
Vancouver Jogger
Run safe everyone in the dark, whilst looking for coins and bugs. Had a 'glancing blow' from a car this evening - no damage done (to me), saw him coming, took evasive action, which may have left an impression of my right hand and front door key on his bonnet. Doesn't matter how much reflective stuff you wear - if the drivers are looking in the other direction...he might remember to check next time.
|
|
Dec 2011
5:43pm, 19 Dec 2011
387 posts
|
betty baboon
Blimey, VJ that must have shaken you up. Glad you're ok!
|
|
Dec 2011
5:44pm, 19 Dec 2011
1,253 posts
|
Vancouver Jogger
Thanks BB - but to be honest I've experienced worst drivers whilst out on the bike
|
Who Squares Wins!
Nov 2025