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18. February 2012, 23:47:08 Subject: Congrats to the new top movers! 18. February 2012, 23:55:59 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers!  rednaz23: Unbelievable. I thought I am crazy, but I never made it much over 1000. 14000 moves in a day means moving every 6 seconds for 24 hours, no breaks... 19. February 2012, 00:12:41 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers!  Aganju: He played just under 3,000 moves in the last 3 hours, I noticed his high move count 3 hours ago and made a note of where he was at. That means in those 3 hours he did a move every ~3.5 seconds on average... CRAZY FAST. I think he could do 20,000 in a day if he set his mind to it! I remember five and a half years ago people were amazed at Pedro for getting to 8,759 moves in a day... then that sparked a race to the top from a number of folks in the following months... In all reality, I think this a testiment of how much faster the site is today than it was five years ago! 19. February 2012, 00:23:33 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers!  rednaz23: not so sure its the site thats faster...though it seems to always work perfect in Prague...its one of the slower sites I use,personally. I would lean towards better personal equipment and inter net speeds. 19. February 2012, 06:31:21 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers! Bwild: I have been using the same laptop since 2004 (I do need a new one and occasionally use my wife's computer for playing - like now) and I feel that the site is noticeably faster... but, yes, I agree with you it could be equipment and the internet speed as well. 19. February 2012, 02:44:32 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers! rednaz23: I saw that a huge number of their games were Ludo, which doesn't always require too much thinking (to state it lightly). Still, you have to sit all day and get rectangular eyes... 19. February 2012, 15:40:39 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers! Aganju: Some gammon games have autopass, Which I believe are are counted at moves towards your total, so you get a potential boost if you are stuck on the bar and have a fast opponent! 19. February 2012, 00:14:33 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers! rednaz23: I was just noticing that. I recently started a bunch of games in an attempt to break 1000 moves for the achievement. Just 1000 seems like a big deal to me. Ann67 took some turns in a Dice Poker game against me as well - much slower to move than Ludo - so that makes it even more amazing. 19. February 2012, 08:27:52 Subject: Re: Congrats to the new top movers!  rednaz23: Unbelievable ... should we make an achievement for 15000 moves a day?  |
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