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8. november 2017, 14:18:28  Fischer Clock is how you do it. Try this: Start 4 Days 7 hours Bonus 1 Day 18 Hours Max Time 11 days 1 A shorter max will definitely force a faster game. These parameters make the players move three or more times per week. Vacations and weekends have no baring on it. And, as always, the fast players can finish the game in a couple of hours. If someone quits the site, the game will end in 11 days. You can use a longer start time to give more time during a round change or series of games for matches. 8. november 2017, 14:23:02 Teema: Re:  Walter Montego: good response That should satisfy the complainers who complain people don't more fast enough to suit them 8. november 2017, 14:35:31 Teema: Re:  Walter Montego: This is a good start, but consider also what kind of game you set up. If people chose 10-wins-match, and the game is one with many moves, it can still drag for years. But generally, yes, Fisher Clock is the thing to use. You can fine-tune it to your wishes pretty nicely. 8. november 2017, 14:41:19 Teema: Re: Fisher Clock. Aganju: No thank you to the Fisher Clock I got caught out with that without knowing. |
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