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7. July 2006, 02:24:02 it seems to me that 2 completed games a day should be counted with the same opponent since many people play 2 games with alternating colors, especially in tournements 7. July 2006, 15:19:56 Subject: Re:  Vikings: You can postpone the winning move to the next day.  7. July 2006, 15:40:51 Subject: Re: Fencer: Can you some how put that on the games board, that you have used your action points with the same person for that day, so it is fair to everyone 7. July 2006, 15:49:35 Subject: Re:  Vikings: Since it is still the "testing" month, I will give my opinion. The limit of 1 per opponenet does seem low. Is there a way to maybe make the limit of 1 non-tournament game per day, and maybe 3-4 tournament games a day. I know it adds to the complexity of the rules, but I see this limit as one that is to help stop some cheating - and most of that would come from non-tournament games. 8. July 2006, 01:04:29 Subject: Re: BIG BAD WOLF: agreed, I don't think that tourneys are a problem 7. July 2006, 16:04:26 Subject: Re: Marfitalu: maybe not for him, but it might be for other players :) especially when you are in a tournament with 2 games between all players .. for example in a reversi tournament where most games end after the same amount of moves .. so both games would end at the same time and same day |
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