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13. juni 2014, 14:28:43 4-6 moves a day and you consider yourself a very fast player? for me it only take 1/2 hour the most. max 5 minutes per move. who need 16 hours online to finish a game? the problem is you don't have the ability to find the move over the board. 13. juni 2014, 12:42:31 Emne: Re: Quick player's club, slow moving, change, and other rants Hrqls: thanks. the regular game should be finished in hours and the fast game in minutes. i don't think people are this type of player. sorry i can't start a new club like that. no one will join...just leave those guys enjoy the way they play and what type of player they are. 10. juni 2014, 23:57:39 Emne: Re: get over it DeaD man WalkiN: And I know this will get removed so no biggie to me.....@ the end of ur post.dated 7 June 2014 you still worry abt that your post will be removed the only way your post won't be removed you have to say something they like to see. for example: this site is the best online site you know..... 10. juni 2014, 23:41:28 Emne: Re: Quick player's club, slow moving, change, and other rants Walter Montego: what is quick player's club? how fast a move? 3 days? ha ha |
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