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Sorry,I have a question. I create a game and I want my friend join in,but they can't see my game on the LFG list. I check my game.

Listing Status: Shown This listing is currently being shown to players in the LFG tool search results. But why I cant's see my game on the LFG?

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A friend sent me a link to join his Savage Worlds game. When I join the game the window shows the map at the top of the screen with only 1/4" visible. I have attempted to move it using the normal drag/click drag/shift click methods but I am unable to move the map at all. Because the map is so far up I am only able to see the "As: Player Name" box, the tools window, and the move box. I have tried reloading the game multiple times but have had no luck. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!if (window.EBMessageReceived) {window.EBMessageReceived(decodeURIComponent('undefined'),decodeURIComponent('undefined'));}

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 A friend sent me a link to join his Savage Worlds game. When I join the game the window shows the map at the top of the screen with only 1/4" visible. I have attempted to move it using the normal drag/click drag/shift click methods but I am unable to move the map at all. Because the map is so far up I am only able to see the "As: Player Name" box, the tools window, and the move box. I have tried reloading the game multiple times but have had no luck. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!if (window.EBMessageReceived) {window.EBMessageReceived(decodeURIComponent('undefined'),decodeURIComponent('undefined'));}
-== How to set up tokens properly! ==
-It seems a lot of people are having trouble getting their tokens set up properly, to work with Journal entries.
-This is how to do it:
-First, decide if your token represents a CHARACTER or a MOOK.
-A Character is a unique being; this token represents one, and only one, Journal Entry. Player characters are Characters. So are most NPCs (those with names). Some 'monsters' can be Characters as well; if there's only one instance of this being, ever, it's a Character.
-A MOOK is not a unique being; this token represents one of many similar or identical creatures. A horde of goblins is made up of moooks, for example. A leader goblin may or may not be a character, depending on the situation. The Goblin King is a Character, not a mook, as there is only one Goblin King. Some NPCs may be mooks: generic townspeople, for example, are mooks until and unless they are given a specific personality, name, or other reason to identify them differently than others; in this rare case, create them anew as Character tokens.
-Now the tricky part; this needs to be done exactly in this order to work properly:
-# Set up Journal entry with HP and other vital stats (By general consensus, Bar 1 usually represents Hit Points)
-# Create token to represent creature
-# Link token to journal entry (Represents Character dropdown menu)
-# Link token's bars to journal's stats (Bar 1,2,3 dropdown menu)
-# If "Mook", UNLINK token's Bar 1,2,3 dropdown from stats (numbers will stay but will no longer be linked)
-# Make 100% sure token is set up the way you want it (PCs bars are linked; generic creatures bars are NOT linked)
-# Open Journal entry for that Token
-# Select Token on map
-# Use Selected Token
-# Save your work
-Test by dragging multiple copies onto the map. Change Hit Points on one copy; if the others change, it's done right!
- (Unless it's a monster... if the others do not change, it's done right!)
-PC tokens will always carry over changes to new maps
-Monster tokens will never carry over changes; each new token is unique.
-[[Category:Tips]]

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