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satchel · 08-20-2004, 04:12 PM

There’s no real difference between an online league and an offline one, except for configuring the league settings to connect to your league server (the league server is the online ‘central base’ of your league), and of course the way that the owners make their changes (by submitting their team files). You can take an offline league to the web any time you want. You basically just need some web space. You can easily take your Ohio league online. Does it have any empty teams or are they all taken? If some teams have computer managers, you could fill up the rest of the teams with human GMs by advertising in this forum.

The best utilities for enhancing the OotP experience are CatoBase and (for financial leagues) BOSI. You can find details on these in the Mods forum.

08-20-2004, 04:12 PM	#3
satchel Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Ft Smith Ark. USA Posts: 2,681	liga There’s no real difference between an online league and an offline one, except for configuring the league settings to connect to your league server (the league server is the online ‘central base’ of your league), and of course the way that the owners make their changes (by submitting their team files). You can take an offline league to the web any time you want. You basically just need some web space. You can easily take your Ohio league online. Does it have any empty teams or are they all taken? If some teams have computer managers, you could fill up the rest of the teams with human GMs by advertising in this forum. The best utilities for enhancing the OotP experience are CatoBase and (for financial leagues) BOSI. You can find details on these in the Mods forum.