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Well, we have come to the last batch (i think lol) of Team Tournaments here at brainking *52*
Hopefully most of them will finish before the site ends, BUT we will have to see *4*
I have set 3 day, NO DAYS OFF to help speed things up, i am sure we can all make a move every 3 days *52*
As i have said before, Thanks to EVERYONE for your support over the years *188*
Like myself, i am sure you will all miss brainking when it closes.....it has become part of my life *12* I have made many friends here over the 24 years, and i am sure some of us will meet up on other sites in the future, sadly not here though *151*
As always.... HAVE FUN & HAPPY GAMING ALL
Ian (MadMonkey) *1147*
P.s. And lastly THANK-YOU Fencer (Filip) for what you created, Myself, for one wishes you would make another *215* *1259*
Vestlusringide loetelu
Sa ei tohi sellesse vestlusringi kirjutada. Madalaim lubatud liikmelisustase sellesse vestlusringi kirjutamiseks on Ajuratsu.
Can somebody give me a hint where to find a bit of info about 'Fellowships'? There seems to be no explanation anywhere (well or I didn't find it).
I understand that you go into a fellowship to play team tournaments, but what else is the point? - can you be in multiple fellowships? - if so, what happens if they play each other? - how do you get to play if a fellowship has 100 members and the tournament only 5 games? Random? - why are fellowships so eager to get new members (I got >10 invites the day I became a member) - and most important: how do I choose the right fellowship for me?
Aganju: 1. Yes you can join as many fellowships as you would like. 2.you can only join a team for a game type in one fellowship but can join teams in any fellowship, eg, you can be on the checker team in fellowship A. but not B. at the same time, you can however be on the checker team in fellowship A and the backgammon team in fellowship B, therefore there is no conflict. 3.every team has a captain and determines who plays on their team, some by ratings some by first come first serve. 4. some like to be "the best". Also the bigger the fellowship, the more active it is, usually 5.most fellowships have descriptions on their main page, you can click on these names to read them http://brainking.com/en/Fellowships