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Jason: strange because this person has re entered twice now but a couple of weeks ago i was removed from a tournament and i tryed to resign and it stated tournament organiser has removed you and i couldnt re enter
imsoaddicted: well if things are still as they used to be then yes they can (i only know this because i removed someone sometime ago and they re entered at the very last moment) .
Ämne: Re: ULTIMA is a very good 40 year old chess variant
Ray Garrison: Hi Ray, I'm an Ultima fan myself, but you might want to put this post in the Feature Request discussion board or in the 8 × 8 Chess variants board or other Chess variants board.
Ämne: ULTIMA is a very good 40 year old chess variant
Ultima is a very good chess variant that was invented by Abbott in the early 1960s. It is has been one of my favourite variants of the past two decades. I would love to see the game at this site, possibly with a tweak or two in the rules. I have some very good suggestions as to minor rule changes, having played hundreds of games of this variety. Is anyone else interested in seeing ULTIMA at brainking.com?
I like to play faster paced games, but 1 hour games on a turn based site is not what I like. Until Fencer actually adds live play, I'm not going to play such quick games. A move or two a day with time off when needed works fine for me. The original days per with vacations allowed can be abused readily. Yeah I know, it's within the rules so it ain't abuse. What's within the rules isn't always what's meant when one plays a game though.
After the Fischer clock timing of games was added to the site, I decided to experiment with them. It's taken me awhile to get a feel for how it goes. It's just a matter of figuring out how many moves per day or week you like, starting with some amount of time, and then setting a maximum for when you might be away or a little longer. I think it works very well. It is something that takes getting used to and seeing how it works for yourself. I'm talking about periods of a day to a week with maximums from one week to three weeks. The amount of time the bonus is set for becomes the average time per move after subtracting the starting time of the clock.
"Have Fun": Actually, no, there is no way to enforce a "1 hour and 9 minute" game either, with the current time constraints available. 2 hour total time is the lowest possible to enforce.
I never said I didn't like them, and no I generally don't play them.
And the only times I have ever had anything to say about your feature requests are when you go off topic. Let's not twist things around. Try and have a good evening! :-D
heavenlyemma: Oh well that is no good to me then with 42 kids and 613 games and only one candle to play them all the candle will have gone out before I finished.
rod03801: Thats what we will start calling them ROD 1 HOUR & 9 MINUTES.That is the longest any of them have went.I have played many of them and so have others.AS far as requesting the .5 why don't you because ever time i have made a request on the board you put me down.You have done this to me since i have been on this SITE.For all this taking about them .If you don't like them then DON"T PLAY THEM :)
heavenlyemma: I tried one short time Fisher game once, then had to do things and lost the game. You've got to be able to stay at the screen without interuption. With two kids .. No chance of that
Mousetrap: Nope, it's like the clocks they use in professional chess matches. You get a fixed amount of time to play all your moves. So if you take 5 minutes making your first move you've only got 55 minutes left to complete all the others.
It's nice but no good if you've got other things that take up your time like kids
heavenlyemma: Well what the heck is all the fuss about then? One hour means one hour right? That is to complete the game right? There, sorted! Oh I see just to make a move so its an hour a move? This is too much for my poor ole head!
Mousetrap: It doesn't mean forever mouse, it means you've got one hour to do all your moves. As I found out recently in a game I played and timed out on.
Well it really is simple. There is currently no way to set up a 1 hour game! Just because the creator calls it a 1 hour game, does not make it so. They are mistaken when they call it that. The lowest time constraint currently possible at brainking is Fisher clock: 1/0/x. This means each player has 1 hour to make their moves. The only way to make a 1 hour game would be if there was the possiblity to use .5/0/x. That would be a half hour for each person. (Even then there is the possibility of it going over the 1 hour by 9 minutes. That is because Brainking checks for time outs every 10 minutes. That's just the way it is! Try requesting that Fencer add the possibility of the .5 on the Fisher clock.
gambler104: Yes, in thery if player 1 plays the second after the time out script plays, and the other player plays the second before it runs again - it could keep running forever - adding up to 9 minutes to the timed out time - but in reality, getting more then 10 minutes would be very hard - 20 minutes would be super hard, and super risky.
WellyWales: The people who make one hour games should label them as 2 hour games, or 1 hour time limit for each player (1+1 for each player = 2 hours for a game) - again, within 10 minutes or so usually.
BIG BAD WOLF: You will only be timed out if it is your turn during the time out check. So theoretically, the game could last for well beyond two hours.
Pedro Martínez: No, It's a spam message from someone who's wanting people to be in their tournes. I blocked them to stop getting these messages ages ago. But I'm still getting them.
heavenlyemma: I guess you're receiving fellowship messages from him/her. If so, go to the respective fellowship and untick the "Receive group messages from the Big Boss" box.
bouncybouncy: true .. sorry .. i just went back and saw your grinning emoticon .. thats why i added your name .. sorry, i later read the newer posts you made
(the grinning appeared as encouragement to me at that time)
crosseyed: "sigh" I do my argueing in the pit and show respect on these public boards now. I don't go trying to start flames with others here like you are.
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