I often play training rounds (single or with friends) where we throw more than one disc, and would like to keep separate scorecards for the separate throws/discs. For instance if you play a training round on your own, throwing 3 discs every time throughout the whole round, then you would end up with 3 different total scores at the end of the round. In other words, similar to having multiple players on the scorecard, except you have multiple discs for each player. I think this would be a great feature to have in UDisc, especially for training purposes.
For this I set up a card with my primary account, and add a second player (“player2” or AO2). There’s no account associated with player2, so that score isn’t saved in its own profile, but it’ll always be on that scorecard. If I really want to record player2’s round in my stats, I’ll then just make a new card with my main profile and enter the scores from player2’s round.
It would be a nice feature to build into uDisc where we could do this on a single card and all the stats record to our history
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AJ’s suggestion above here is the best way to handle this currently. Hitting “Create new player” adds a local player (without a full UDisc account profile) that you can reuse for future rounds. Another way to use this would be if you want to create an “off-hand” player to track how you’re scoring when throwing with your non-dominant hand. Cheers!
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Thanks, good suggestion! But it would definitely be great if they added this feature, so the stats and everything would be linked to your player profile.
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Yeah, it’s definitely a workaround, but I really hope this feature will be added at some point, so the stats and everything would be linked to your own player profile.