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<< < 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 > >> 23. January 2006, 13:40:43 Subject: Re: Fencer: Thank you, ive done it now, but for some reason it defined 2 tournaments, i only want one lol 23. January 2006, 13:34:57 Subject: Re:  Mrs.Reeves: Go to the Tournaments page and click on "Define a new tournament".
I'll make it better highlighted soon.  23. January 2006, 13:26:21 Excuse my ignorance but how do i set up a tournament? 23. January 2006, 10:53:47 Subject: Re:  Mrs.Reeves: From the rules page:
"Crawford rule: If a player reaches a score which is only 1 point away from winning the match, the next game is played as a Crawford round. In a Crawford round, the double cube is not used. If this round is finished and the match is not completed, the doubling cube can be used in all following games of the match." That match is 1 point away from over. So the Crawford rule applies I think 23. January 2006, 10:44:51 Subject: Re: Fencer: GAME ID is 1338754 MATCH ID is 62964 23. January 2006, 10:39:33 Subject: Re: Mrs.Reeves: Tournament is irrelevant, you must post the game ID. 23. January 2006, 10:20:04 http://brainking.com/en/Tournaments?tri=80655#1
I am currently playing the above tournament, but it isnt offering me or my opponent the cube choice, when it should be. Any advice why this is. 23. January 2006, 01:22:49 Subject: Re:  ScarletRose: heh...yes, Lady. :) 23. January 2006, 00:44:45 Subject: Re:  plaintiger: Yes.. just like Windows XP allows me to separate the HD into different sections.. 23. January 2006, 00:43:53 Subject: Re: ScarletRose: ahhhh, i see, Lady. :) i wondered how You distinguished between the purposes of Your various Brains.  23. January 2006, 00:13:22 Subject: Re: plaintiger: Yes.. I bought some for christmas prezzies 22. January 2006, 21:39:21 Subject: Re: ScarletRose: okay, i'm confused. oh! do You mean You've bought three memberships this month? 22. January 2006, 17:13:51 Subject: Re: ScarletRose:  I'll treat it for 10000 ones of those Fencer sells.22. January 2006, 17:11:48 Subject: Re: رضا: Well that is the most powerfull of all brains.. 22. January 2006, 17:10:50 Oh and what happens to me that have not even one of those 'brains?'
Oh well, I actually hav eone, but it's up here in my skull, can't take it out, it's stuck ..... 22. January 2006, 17:05:41 Subject: Re: plaintiger: well actually I have 1050 in brains.. but, only 600 towards that new tourney thing.. 22. January 2006, 11:33:40 Subject: Re: ScarletRose: lol...to do what with?? 22. January 2006, 01:37:11 I have 600 brains delegated to the New Wave Tourneys!! LOL 21. January 2006, 20:49:41 Subject: Re: logistical problem Fencer: February special! that works! 21. January 2006, 20:22:45  I still agree with plaintiger that a tiny hint about this new system would entice more people to take advantage of this offer! (It might work on me! :-D 21. January 2006, 19:42:04 Subject: Re: Eriisa: No, it must be a "real" payment.
Next time I'll make the announcements more accurate. 21. January 2006, 19:35:22  --- Everybody who pays for any kind of membership (or extends the current one) and makes it to the end of January 2006,---
Does this mean if I pay on my membership with my previously earned brains, will apply??? 21. January 2006, 19:26:12 Subject: Re: logistical problem rod03801: Absolutely wrong! But that's a part of my plan as well.  21. January 2006, 19:24:39 Subject: Re: logistical problem Fencer: Hmmm.. that's not how I read it. The way I interpret it is, that if you buy membership in the month of January, you get these 200 brains. Maybe you meant to say "and make it to January 2007"?
So are you saying any memberships bought in 2006 get 200 brains??? I'm confused! LOL (possibly not all that unusual for me!) :-D 21. January 2006, 19:21:33 Subject: Re: Using brains for others RoastedParsnip: If you click on someone else's profile, it will also have an area saying "Use brains for membership for this person" (or something like that), with a drop down menu with what you have enough brains for. 21. January 2006, 19:21:15 Subject: Re: logistical problem rod03801: Yes, I know. But my plan is for the whole year, not just January.  21. January 2006, 19:18:56 Subject: Re: logistical problem Fencer: I think his point is, that if there was more of a hint (not a full description, necessarily), more people would add to their membership to take advantage of this offer. :-D 21. January 2006, 09:18:48 Subject: Re: logistical problem plaintiger: If it means nothing to you, wait for the Februay Special. 21. January 2006, 05:24:05 Subject: logistical problem Modified by plaintiger (21. January 2006, 05:33:12) the news has for some time said: Everybody who pays for any kind of membership (or extends the current one) and makes it to the end of January 2006, will automatically receive 200 free Brains to be used in the new tournament system, which is planned to be released in February. All details will be posted on the Brains page in advance.
it occurs to me that if we had some hint about the nature of this new tournament system, and what part Brains will play in it, the offer of 200 Brains for extending membership might be a bit more enticing. until we know what this new tournament system is, and what Brains are going to have to do with it, we don't know what value to place on that offer. am i going to have any interest in participating in the new tournament system? what does 200 Brains get me under this system? i don't know. therefore i don't know if the offer of 200 free Brains means a lot to me, or nothing. 21. January 2006, 05:17:11 Subject: Re: LuckyCat9: heehee...i *did* look at "his" profile too - i just didn't notice the sex. 21. January 2006, 04:59:58 Don't you people ever look at profiles? He's a female! lol du mass 21. January 2006, 04:49:11 RoastedParsnip: maybe english isn't his first language and he uses "sophisticated" to mean highly-rated.
pure conjecture on my part... 21. January 2006, 01:33:10 Subject: Re: Draughts saii: What does sophistication have to do with playing games ?? 21. January 2006, 01:30:53 Subject: Draughts Sophisticated contestants please message me to arrange faster matches! 20. January 2006, 23:27:15 Subject: Re: Eriisa: Ah yes, thank u very much. 20. January 2006, 23:26:12 I believe so...
"What can I do with Brains? You can use the Brains as a virtual money to pay for your membership on BrainKing. The amount is equivalent to the amounts in CZK. For example, if you want to buy one-year Brain Knight, you must have at least 500 Brains. When you have enough Brains to buy the particular membership, a new form will appear on the Profile page of the user you want to buy a membership (yours or anybody else's) and you will be able to use this way of payment." Check your profile page. It will tell you if you have enough. 20. January 2006, 23:21:50 Can i use some of my brains to purchase a knight membership for somebody?? 20. January 2006, 13:33:44 Subject: Re:  harley: "live and let live"
now theres a laugh. 20. January 2006, 07:15:58 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... TexasToest: I should find a time to finish the Help system soon. 20. January 2006, 04:53:39 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... Matarilevich: Thank you. 19. January 2006, 23:08:48 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... Modified by Kili (19. January 2006, 23:10:45) TexasToest:
Time per move and vacation modes # Fixed weekends only - if a game is created with this option, the player's weekend settings are ignored and the standard Saturday-Sunday weekend is used. Moreover, no other vacation days are calculated for this game time. Such game invitations or tournaments are marked by a green dot. # No days off - this game is played with absolutely no days off and the time range between moves is never longer than the defined days/hours per move value. Such game invitations or tournaments are marked by a red dot. 19. January 2006, 22:53:15 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... Fencer:  Thanks, Fencer. I looked in FAQs, but didn't see a logical topic on the index. Oh my! Do we need a searchable FAQ? Or, do we already have one?19. January 2006, 21:54:05 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... TexasToest: http://brainking.com/en/FAQ?ht=24 19. January 2006, 21:53:04 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... Stevie: So, red is short play, and green is long play? 19. January 2006, 21:49:17 Subject: Re: I'm seeing spots..... Toestie: Thats to indicate what sort of game time limits is in use on that game matey 19. January 2006, 21:48:10 Subject: I'm seeing spots..... What do the little dots (some red, some green on my game list) to the left of the time left mean? << < 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 > >> |
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