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27. März 2003, 00:38:34 Thema: timeset for games If I invite any user to a game of chess with a time limit of 5 days, it automaticly becomes 7 days. Is that because of the weekend days? Can anyone tell me how that is calculated. And is there a difference if you start a game lets say on Monday or on Wednesday? 27. März 2003, 07:32:02 Thema: Re: timeset for games Christine, it also depends on what days you chose as your week-end days.. 27. März 2003, 18:37:22 Thema: Re: timeset for games Thanks for explaining Mistery Man. I figured it had something to do with week-ends and holidays, but it seemed like it was calculated differently with every game. 28. März 2003, 08:45:34 Thema: Re: timeset for games no problem Christine.. and you're welcome.. :-)) |
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