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29. Mars 2005, 21:09:32
grenv 
COuld you add a "move and go to the next game against grenv" option.

That should speed up my games a little.

29. Mars 2005, 20:55:54
Fencer 
Sujet: Re:
Bry: Yes.

29. Mars 2005, 19:27:29
Bry 
Fencer: Could you add an option to the drop down selection when completing moves to - "move and go to next game in this tournament" - so I can make all my moves in the same tournament one after the other - without having to search for them on the main page.

29. Mars 2005, 19:21:33
grenv 
Dark atomic would be entertaining, but somewhat silly.

29. Mars 2005, 19:11:27
furbster 
lol, the lists endless!

29. Mars 2005, 19:10:15
Chimera 
How about something simple like dark atomic?

29. Mars 2005, 19:04:20
grenv 
Sujet: Re: Cylinder Games
reza: LOL. excellent idea. Cylinder Atomic might be fun too (if you're white).

29. Mars 2005, 19:01:14
Expired 
Sujet: Re: Cylinder Games
Hrqls: I bring up CYLINDER DARK CHESS ......

29. Mars 2005, 17:05:24
Hrqls 
Sujet: Re: Cylinder Games
BIG BAD WOLF: what about cylinder battle boats ?

29. Mars 2005, 17:05:13
grenv 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
Hrqls: The problem with that logic is that those players you know you can't beat are probably rated way higher than you (else how do you know?). This means that losing against them won't affect your BKR anyway. Winning against low rated players doesn't help your rating.

29. Mars 2005, 17:00:31
coan.net 
Sujet: Re: Cylinder Games
Bry: You know I thought about Cylinder 5-in-line, along with some other games having cylinder versions - but for 5-in-line, since the board is some-what big already, I don't see a cylinder version being much different then the current game.

After looking at all the games offered here now, Cylinder Line 4 and Cylinder Froglet are the 2 which I personally think will be different enough from the original to make the games worth making.

29. Mars 2005, 16:55:25
Hrqls 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
reza: it would be too easy though to perserve (or even raise it) your bkr in tournament games ... like when i am playing a chess tournament .. at which i can only win against a few other players .. and will lose the most .. i can know already when the tournament starts which games i will lose ... i will them let them time out (or resign?) within 2 moves .. thereby my bkr wont drop by those games ... i will only play the games which i think i can win .. thereby giving my bkr a chance to go up .. and 'never' go down

i only suggest this for tournament games .. as you are put against an opponent .. instead of chosing it yourself

i can imagine people making use of this

as games timed out (and resigned) after the 2nd move are calculated into the bkr .. why not the ones before the 2nd move ?

games which are deleted before the second move are something else .. that is the solution to games which are started by accident
(and you cant delete tournament games (i think))

29. Mars 2005, 16:30:29
Expired 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
grenv: Thanks grenv. Thansk very much.

29. Mars 2005, 16:28:03
grenv 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
reza: You are correct.

"...kindly request that Fencer does not accept" is incorrect.

29. Mars 2005, 16:15:48
Expired 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
rhiannon: I don't want to argue and I know, I know, .... this is no grammar class, but you say :

" I suggest that Fencer (she/he) be at the party " and not " .... IS at the party."

" I suggest that he not visit the doctor " and not " ......... doesn't visit the doctor."


Am I right? If yes, then is there any difference?

And I pre-appreciate your reply. may be you'd rather send me a pm, huh?

29. Mars 2005, 16:11:10
rhiannon 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
reza: 'that Fencer does not accept' is correct.

And I agree with you.

29. Mars 2005, 16:09:25
Expired 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
Hrqls: Ehhh, Errrr, and I kindly request that Fencer not accept your request! (I think based on what I have learned on English grammar, I have used the correct phrases, is that right? Especially about the part 'fencer not accept.' )

29. Mars 2005, 14:02:23
Hrqls 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
Fencer: ok thats what i remembered .. i kindly request to make resigned and timed out games (within the first 2 moves) to count for the bkr though .. :)

29. Mars 2005, 13:57:36
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
Hrqls: No.

29. Mars 2005, 13:54:04
Hrqls 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
modifié par Hrqls (29. Mars 2005, 13:54:46)
Fencer: *nod* thats what i noticed as my win/loss ratio improved ... but my bkr didnt change (i think .. as it wasnt shown in the post i received .. i didnt check the actual bkr though)

does a bkr change if a game is timed out/resigned within the first 2 moves ?

29. Mars 2005, 13:53:14
Hrqls 
Sujet: Re: show bkr on mainpage
Fencer & rod03801: *nod* so i can see easily what my lowest established bkr is .. to improve my average established bkr ;)

29. Mars 2005, 13:37:01
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: show bkr on mainpage
rod03801: He probably wants to filter out provisional BKRs and show the established ones only.

29. Mars 2005, 13:36:24
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: timed out/resigned games
Hrqls: No, all games except those marked "not counted" and deleted ones are counted in your stats.

29. Mars 2005, 13:33:34
rod03801 
Sujet: Re: show bkr on mainpage
Hrqls: You can already determine how many of your bkrs are shown on your main page.. You can change it under "Settings"

29. Mars 2005, 12:36:55
Hrqls 
Sujet: show bkr on mainpage
i would love to be able to show only my best # of established bkrs on my main page .. or split the established and provisional bkrs into separate parts

(yay! i got 11 established types ;))

29. Mars 2005, 12:19:38
Hrqls 
Sujet: timed out/resigned games
i recently have 'won' 4 tournament games (2 different players) where my opponent either timed out or resigned (i forgot which) at the first move

because it happened within 2 moves my bkr wasnt changed

i would like it better if the bkr does change on time outs and resignments .. but not on deletion of the game (within 2 moves) .. which of course isnt possible in tournaments

i think those 4 games did add to my win/loss ration though .. is that correct ?

29. Mars 2005, 10:39:07
Jason 
how about auto vacation which actually times out when someone has no days left instead of keep adding more time everyday

29. Mars 2005, 10:35:06
Anencephal 
5 variants:
Cylinder, loop, anti, berolina and extinction Gothic Chess

29. Mars 2005, 10:15:04
ughaibu 
Cylinder anti-backgammon??

29. Mars 2005, 10:06:30
Bry 
Sujet: Re: Cylinder Games
BIG BAD WOLF: Cylinder 5-in-a-Line....?

29. Mars 2005, 08:39:17
ughaibu 
I cant see any indication included with bulk fellowship mail identifying the fellowship from which it originated. Big Bosses be aware, write the name of the source.

29. Mars 2005, 07:05:37
coan.net 
Sujet: Cylinder Games
We have Cylinder Chess, how about:

Cylinder Line 4
Cylinder Froglet

29. Mars 2005, 05:29:33
danoschek 
Sujet: Re: amazones
modifié par danoschek (29. Mars 2005, 10:28:42)
EdTrice: I suggest the name mcguyverzones then ... . ~*~

29. Mars 2005, 05:19:01
coan.net 
One of the things that was also suggested was that when someone does send a message to everyone, that it is also automaticly posted in the fellowships board - that way if someone does "opt out", they will not miss messages in case there is something important.

And option to opt out of individual fellowship messages is a good idea..... if it does not take too much extra work. (I'm up to over 20 messages in the past week which I don't consider important - that is messages which could have easly just have been posted on the fellowship board, and not put in everyone's message box.)

29. Mars 2005, 03:51:28
rod03801 
How about Opt out of the messages of specific fellowships. I wouldn't necesarilly want to opt out completely. But I have a couple who are starting to send out too many... (Doesn't bother me THAT much, but I see it could be developing into a pattern..)
And I wouldn't want people in my fellowship to opt out, just because of certain ones sending out too much..

28. Mars 2005, 20:50:03
frolind 
Sujet: Resign and go to...
How about having the same go-to-options when resigning as when making a normal move?
Resign and go to next game of this type, etc.

28. Mars 2005, 17:20:55
Summertop 
Sujet: Re: Replying to someone's posts
BuilderQ: Very perceptive on the format of a business letter having the adressee's name followed by the colon. However, since these posts are not in a formal format, I think the comma is still more appropriate.

28. Mars 2005, 17:07:28
MidnightMcMedic 
Opt out would be good.

28. Mars 2005, 17:00:18
coan.net 
Sujet: Re: Re:
Purple: Oh don't get me wrong, I see some good things that this feature can be used for - I would just personally rather not get all the spam message, and would like an option to "opt out" of them - not take the feature away or anything like that.

28. Mars 2005, 16:58:13
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
BIG BAD WOLF: This is why I'm a member of exactly 9 fellowhips. So far nobody has sent me spam in the manner you describe.

28. Mars 2005, 16:21:09
Grim Reaper 
Are there any Amazons variants? How about one where you can pass through the arrows you shoot but not your opponents' arrows?

Maybe call it "semi-zons" or something

28. Mars 2005, 15:03:41
Purple 
Sujet: Re:
BIG BAD WOLF: I disagree. I like he feature and just because some BB's don't use it more prudently is no reason to discontinue it. For example I used it to send out an Easter greeting and I was able to hear from people who never post and it was good to hear they were still active. I got many personal replies.

28. Mars 2005, 05:38:57
coan.net 
well I will post a new request.

I would like to have an option to opt-out of the "send to all members" messages that BIG BOSSES send out to all their members in the fellowship.

I mean for me, if a BIG BOSS needs to tell people of the fellowship something important, there is already a way to do that by posting in the fellowship message board, and will even give me a red (1) next to the fellowship name.

Since it was introduced, I have recieved 15+ "spam" messages - all which are nice messages from nice BIG BOSSES, but nothing important enough that could not have just been posted in the fellowship board itself.

28. Mars 2005, 04:59:19
MidnightMcMedic 
Searching for the features that are being requested and buried in the trivia....

28. Mars 2005, 04:56:13
grenv 
i think it's still 1950 where thay live.

28. Mars 2005, 03:50:30
Vikings 
maybe it is monday where they live

28. Mars 2005, 01:23:36
Dolittle 
Think I am playing the same one..like 5 games! When will it end?

28. Mars 2005, 01:22:08
MidnightMcMedic 
has anyone checked the bugs tracker to see if this problem has been addressed/reported already?

28. Mars 2005, 00:40:07
Fiona 
Sujet: Re:
furbster: i thought so lol

28. Mars 2005, 00:27:51
furbster 
modifié par furbster (28. Mars 2005, 00:31:02)
quite possible, i'll check your games lol

yes your playing her to

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