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 Feature requestsDo you miss something on BrainKing.com and would you like to see it here? Post your request into this board! If there is a more specific board for the request, (i.e. game rule changes etc) then it should be posted and discussed on that specific board. For further information about Feature Requests, please visit this link on the Brainking.Info site : http://brainking.info/archives/20-About-feature-requests.html Vous n'êtes pas autorisé de poster des messages dans ce forum. Le niveau d'adhésion minimal requis pour poster dans ce forum est Cavalier. Mode: Tout le monde peut poster
<< < 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 > >> 9. Avril 2005, 11:22:50 Sujet: Re: games with fixed openings  rabbitoid: Of course. A graphic game editor will do it. 9. Avril 2005, 09:13:19 Sujet: games with fixed openings Fencer: if you are implementing games or tournaments with prefixed first moves, would it be possible for a player to devise such games?
It would be great tool to analyze a position with some other player. As interface to define such games, either as a text input with the BK notation for the game, or a graphic game editor. 8. Avril 2005, 23:34:42 George, why don't you mention your cool idea about "Archbishop Amazons"? 8. Avril 2005, 18:01:22 To know what game they were looking at before this action....  8. Avril 2005, 17:57:39 What would that matter? Just curious here. 8. Avril 2005, 13:22:51 Sujet: How about "Last Game Viewed"? I notice many people have "logging off" or "viewing main page" as their last action. How about we see the last game they were looking at before this action? 8. Avril 2005, 04:51:05 The people who saw/experienced it may remember how it worked, and might be able to offer their perspective on the merits of the implementation. 8. Avril 2005, 00:37:43 Did anyone here every play on Playsite.com? They use to have realtime elimination tournaments that were scheduled in advance on the site, it would be quite a large draw at times. 8. Avril 2005, 00:21:13 Sujet: Re: Tournaments grenv: Good idea, except that normally 1 plays 4, 2 plays 3.
It depends. In the US Chess Federation, out of a pool of 100, 1 would play 51, 2 would play 52, 3 would play 53.... and 50 would play 100. The rational is that the relative "rating difference" among the participants would be more or less constant. 7. Avril 2005, 23:42:02 I didn't read all the conversation (i will....) but i think you speak about adding new ways/systems of playing tournaments. I would like to see a ladder system but most of all i would love to see a knock-out system alone or mixed with groups, something like CHAMPIONS LEAGUE....... 
It will bring new life to Brainking tournaments.....!  7. Avril 2005, 22:27:22 Sujet: Re: Tournaments grenv: Ain't that the truth? :)
Funny things is I got the day off and stopped at a nursery on the way home. I got some yellow hot peppers and tomatillos and just planted them too! 7. Avril 2005, 22:20:52 Sujet: Re: Tournaments Walter Montego: The only seeding hockey is doing at the moment is in their back yard. 7. Avril 2005, 22:19:50 Sujet: Re: Tournaments  grenv & Walter Montego: Yes and Yes.
One of the best features of this site is that users can create their own tournaments - so to have options of more different types of tournaments would be a great addition. 7. Avril 2005, 22:11:48 Sujet: Re: Tournaments BIG BAD WOLF: You could have a seeded single elimination type tournament as tennis is done. If the number of people at the start isn't a power of two it's no problem. The seeding could be based on the rating of each player. Say you had 13 people sign up. The top three seeds would get a bye round, 4 vs. 13, 5 vs. 12, 6 vs. 11, 7 vs. 10, and 8 vs. 9. The second round could be reseeded as hockey does, or the brackets could be kept the same as basketball and tennis do. 1 vs. winner of 8-9, 2 vs. winner of 7-10, 3 vs. winner 6-11, winner of 4-13 vs. winner of 5-12. I would think a double elimination tournament could also be set up along similiar lines. 7. Avril 2005, 22:07:24 Sujet: Re: Tournaments BIG BAD WOLF: Good idea, except that normally 1 plays 4, 2 plays 3. 7. Avril 2005, 21:58:31 Sujet: Tournaments ... and speaking of Ladders, i would love to see other tournament options.
For example, a ladder system. I would also love to see "bracket" type tournaments as an option, in addition to our round-robin type of tournaments. (For example a 4 person bracket - player 1 plays player 3, and player 2 plays player 4 - the winners of those 2 games then go on and play each other. (4,8,16,32, or 64 player tournaments - or with a little work, make it with "odd" amount of players, but give random people passes into the next round.) 7. Avril 2005, 21:46:27 By the way, are "ladders" that are mentioned in the feature request competition ladders or is it a game of some sort? 7. Avril 2005, 21:44:45 Sujet: Re: Thanks for little tweaks Fencer: I have noticed some little adjustments to options, such as sending messages to all members of a fellowship at the same time, checking progress over months' time in a particular kind of gameplay (chess progress, for example, over a year's time in a graph), direct messaging, length, and some others I may have overlooked for the purpose for this message. Liquid and Fencer, for all that you have done, and all you continue to do, I thank you from the great state of Georgia. I just renewed my membership again, and I have been well pleased with your work. 7. Avril 2005, 21:38:22 Sujet: Re: Multi-game tournaments. reza: I also am for that type of tournament. Best of 3 variants--like a triathlon, or maybe more events can be included. "Strategy Champion". 7. Avril 2005, 20:44:53 Sujet: Re: Re: Purple: Yes, it's the same on PC too.
Fencer - Great - thanks. I dont know about anyone else, but i've noticed some really great minor improvements to the site over the past week or so...  7. Avril 2005, 20:29:05 Sujet: Re: Re:  Bry: That would be a good one. Some boards go back two pages (on webtv) overnight.  7. Avril 2005, 20:23:28 Sujet: Re: Fencer: Probably on your "to-do" list, but have you plans to make it so when you click in the red numbers next to the discussion boards, you are taken straight to the oldest "new" post?, rather than having to scroll down when there are 100+ posts that are new? 7. Avril 2005, 19:13:46 Fencer: Thanks for the improvement to the Fellowship news time limit.  7. Avril 2005, 16:53:09 Sujet: Grenv What if player A copies the moves of player B? 7. Avril 2005, 16:48:02 ON the subject of final rounds, I would like to be able to choose the method. For instance 3 wins is unfair to black in some games, so here 2 or 4 games may be fairer, or play consecutive games with a split leading to another round (much quicker to play the games concurrently). 7. Avril 2005, 16:41:33 I think any BKR relevant action should count here, i.e. any move from the 3rd on in a rated game 7. Avril 2005, 16:27:12 modifié par Grim Reaper (7. Avril 2005, 16:27:50) I would just like to add something to the equation here. I get pulled into a great many "3 wins" matches in the finals sections of tournaments. If you look at my profile, it looks like I have only 1 completed game of Gothic Chess for the whole year, when in fact I have some games wrapped up in the envelope of 3-wins matches that have not "counted" yet.
I would like to think that any such completed game, even though not yet "known" to the outside world, should be able to reset such a timer countdown. I mention this because some of these 3-wins matches are very, very long. 7. Avril 2005, 13:21:48 Sujet: Re: not playing for bkr Fencer: ah ok .. thats why i had both numbers in my head :) thanks :) 7. Avril 2005, 13:15:43 Sujet: Re: not playing for bkr Hrqls: 3 months for pawns, 6 months for paying members. Or something like that. It's written in my TODO list somewhere ... 7. Avril 2005, 12:54:38 Sujet: not playing for bkr fencer plans to implement it that way. he posted something this a little time ago .. i think he wanted to make it 6 months (or even 3?) 7. Avril 2005, 12:25:33 A year is a bit long is it not? Maybe not? Just seems weird to get yourself so high and then not want to:
a) improve your position b) defend your position 7. Avril 2005, 12:20:58 Sujet: Re: Aragon: Player, who didn't played a rated game for a year, should be removed from the rating list. If he/she plays again, the old rating is used and the player appears on the rating list again. This is how FIDE does for ELO chess ratings. 7. Avril 2005, 12:17:27 Maybe this has been apprached before but I cant remember: Is there any plan to start a BKR Penalty for players that refuse invites?
An example being the current leadr on Battle Boats Plus has not played that game since September last year i think, and has had an open invitation for a few days now to play me, with no success. Are there people that just play a few games, get a high BKR and then just sit back and never play again for fear of loosing? I think when a person that is in the top 20 refuses to play a rated game they should loose some BKR........any views??? 7. Avril 2005, 08:16:35 Sujet: Re: Printed Version? Arctic Warrior: Not a bad idea. I could make a printable version of all BK pages. 7. Avril 2005, 08:16:04 Sujet: Re:  BIG BAD WOLF:
It worked Thanx7. Avril 2005, 08:05:12 Highlight what you want to print.
Go to File, Print (not the printer icon in the toolbard) There you should see something about a "Print Range" - where you will have choices like "All", Pages X or X, or "Selection". Selection will only print what you have highlighted. (of course this is me writing if for a PC user using any major web browser - IE, Firefox, etc..) 7. Avril 2005, 08:03:14 Sujet: Re: Printed Version? BIG BAD WOLF:
Hmmm, have never done such a thing. I've never seen the option to do just a highlighted area. If I just hit my print button it always prints the whole page.. 7. Avril 2005, 07:56:18 Sujet: Re: Printed Version? Arctic Warrior: You could just highlight the area you want to print, then choose to print only the "selection" of what you selected, and not the default of "all" 7. Avril 2005, 07:49:53 Sujet: Printed Version? Fencer, Is It Possible To Get The Smileys And The Code In A Printable Version?
http://brainking.com/game/Help?ht=11 I Wanted To Print That Page Out To Use For Reference But Dont Want All The Stuff On The Sides Of the Page.  7. Avril 2005, 03:04:39 Sujet: friends list I wanna be able to add myself to my friends list.....
I dont often know what I am doing, so it would be nice to stalk myself and see what I am up to LOL 6. Avril 2005, 15:49:19 Sujet: Re: Multi-game tournaments.  grenv: And mine. Even though I'm wondering if it would be made available for pawns (with game slot limitations and all - I guess it could happen for 2 or 3 game type tournaments).
Anyway, if not, one more incentive for some pawns to become paying members 6. Avril 2005, 15:38:20 Sujet: Re: Multi-game tournaments. AbigailII: You have my vote too. For what it's worth. 6. Avril 2005, 14:39:36 Sujet: Re: Forward message pauloaguia: Should be easy. 6. Avril 2005, 14:37:23 Sujet: Forward message Is it to hard to implement message forwarding? I've been forwarding quite a few messages this morning and it's getting tiresome, having to copy / paste it over and over again... 6. Avril 2005, 12:32:33 Sujet: Re: Multi-game tournaments. AbigailII: Excellent idea. I vote for that too. 6. Avril 2005, 12:29:36 Sujet: Multi-game tournaments. The current multi-game tournaments are nothing more than a bit of syntactic sugar to create multiple tournaments with the same settings. For instance, if one were to create a "backgammon variations" tournament, it will give 6 different winners, not a "backgammon variations champion".
I think it would be nice to be able to create tournaments where people played their opponents in all of the selected games. << < 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 > >> |
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