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<< < 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 > >> 18. Janvier 2007, 07:33:20 If they are friends, I think that they would let a game go unfinished, and in two years, start another. Two years is a long time not to be on brainking! (I'm on every day...) Between friends, one game can be let go, I think. 18. Janvier 2007, 07:28:48 Sujet: Re: no time-outs  emmett: What if two friends start a no limit game and they agree that one of them leaves the site for 2 years and when he is back, they finish the game?  18. Janvier 2007, 07:26:07 Sujet: no time-outs In response to Fencer's newest post regarding Fischer clocks and games that are set to zero so that they never time out: "If you know how to solve this small problem, please let me know." We should set a limit on what constitutes an inactive player. If a player doesn't move in any game, for, say, nine months or a year, then we could describe them as inactive. Then, if a player has started a game with no time limit, that game should be forfeited once that player has reached the inactive point. 18. Janvier 2007, 01:39:37 Same with this one... Cloning Backgammon (BIG BAD WOLF vs. Czuch Czuckers) It looks like the problem is that I offered a draw, but I still should be able to offer a double as my turn, but it wont let me? 18. Janvier 2007, 01:29:47 modifié par Czuch (18. Janvier 2007, 01:30:15) This game will not let me offer a double, it looks like a bug? Cloning Backgammon (Jaak vs. Czuch Czuckers) 17. Janvier 2007, 23:20:04 Sujet: Re: smileys n arrows  prettymama: Do a refresh/reload with the shift key down. This will ask the browser to fetch every image in the page from the server even if it has them in the cache (memory or disk). A simple refresh/reload will only get the text, and if the images are incorrectly stored in the cache, they will remain incorrect. 17. Janvier 2007, 22:07:31 Sujet: Re: smileys n arrows prettymama: Put all your cash in an envelope and send it to me! 17. Janvier 2007, 21:10:01 Sujet: Re: smileys n arrows "Snoopy": what is that ? 17. Janvier 2007, 20:53:33 Sujet: Re: smileys n arrows  prettymama: have you cleared your cache? 17. Janvier 2007, 20:35:42 Sujet: Re: smileys n arrows mybirthdaysoon: really it's just the english and USA flags 17. Janvier 2007, 20:31:44 Sujet: Re: smileys n arrows prettymama: Oh dont worry about it, i got this smilie  next to peoples names the other day, and my ludo dice are green frogs still lol17. Janvier 2007, 20:30:07 Sujet: smileys n arrows why am I seeing smiley faces and arrows where the flag supposed to be beside the persons name 16. Janvier 2007, 17:19:23 Sujet: global IPs Regarding Fencer's latest posting (on Brainking.info), concerning players from around the world... It would be interesting to see accurate statistics on where players are actually playing from. Some players say they are from countries that they are actually not from (I always get my hopes up when a player says they are from Tibet). It would be nice, since Fencer is able to, to see one set of accurate statistics showing how many players actually play from their own countries. I know how time-consuming that would be I guess... 16. Janvier 2007, 03:06:43 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers: If the match goes to whomever wins 2 games first, it's called a 2 wins match. 16. Janvier 2007, 01:41:20 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers:  16. Janvier 2007, 01:40:25 so a 2 games match means we play 2 games, not whomever wins two games first? 16. Janvier 2007, 01:38:52 Sujet: Re: emmett: ahhh! thanks! 16. Janvier 2007, 01:35:51 It's a 2 game match, not a 2 point match 16. Janvier 2007, 01:33:49 modifié par Czuch (16. Janvier 2007, 01:34:33) here is a 2 game match, where I was up 1 game to 0, then my opponent accepted a draw, to make it 1.5 games to .5 games, but I won the 2 game match anyway????? Is this a bug? Cloning Backgammon (kid_game_2001 vs. Czuch Czuckers) 16. Janvier 2007, 01:19:14 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers: im sure im right in saying timing out will only lose you 3 points to 16. Janvier 2007, 01:19:04 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers: No, i dont think so, just the game u would time out in. 16. Janvier 2007, 01:17:59 Thanks for the advice everyone! another question... if I time out of a game, will the whole 21 point match be gone? 16. Janvier 2007, 01:04:17 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers: do a move or two to determine if they will move fast or not. at least you can get out of those games faster. 16. Janvier 2007, 01:02:36 Sujet: Re: modifié par ScrambledEggs (16. Janvier 2007, 01:05:25) Czuch Czuckers: i dont see your problem resign the first game and when it comes into your message box go to next game of this match and keep resigning them that way it will of course mean resigning it 7 times to lose 21 points 16. Janvier 2007, 01:00:03 Sujet: Re: danheg: Thanks, but its 21 points per game, and 9 day moves, i know somepeole it would take a month just to do it the way you say, then they wont believe me, and If I change my mind after all this? 16. Janvier 2007, 00:55:48 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers: At least, shouldnt there be some way to resign the games in one turn each? As it is cirrently, I only lose 3 points to resign a game. At that rate it can take me a couple of months just to resign my way out of the tournament! offer a double then resign when it is accepted. or if the other side is amenable. they can also offer you adouble afterwards then you can accept it and your out in one game 15. Janvier 2007, 23:23:00 Sujet: Who won this game? 15. Janvier 2007, 22:51:02 Sujet: Re: Can someone help me? BIG BAD WOLF: I knew it was to good to be true.LOL I want to use the board for something else. So guess I will have to keep the messages on and continue with the new subject. I can't delete all of them. To many on there for that. Thanks for answering my question. BARB 15. Janvier 2007, 22:10:18 Sujet: Re: nivabef: I dont like playing in games or tournaments that will last for decades... 15. Janvier 2007, 21:57:35 Sujet: Re: Czuch Czuckers: What's the point of resigning? Why not just play? Unless you were a pawn, how would it hurt? 15. Janvier 2007, 20:51:28 At least, shouldnt there be some way to resign the games in one turn each? As it is cirrently, I only lose 3 points to resign a game. At that rate it can take me a couple of months just to resign my way out of the tournament! 15. Janvier 2007, 20:51:01 Sujet: Re: Tournaments break the statistic too Czuch Czuckers: Because I have allowed it, that's why.  15. Janvier 2007, 20:49:24 Sujet: Re: Tournaments break the statistic too Fencer: Nothing is impossible.... but thanks for your quick response! I am curious why the tournament was allowed to proceed after the rules have changed? 15. Janvier 2007, 20:47:31 Sujet: Re: Tournaments break the statistic too Czuch Czuckers: Impossible. 15. Janvier 2007, 20:42:53 Sujet: Re: Tournaments break the statistic too joshi tm: I signed up for this 21 point per game tournament when the rules allowed for the potential to get 21 or more points in one game. Once the rules of this game changed, the tournament should have been deleted and the started over. Its not fair when the parameters of the game change after someone signs up for it! I want to get out of this tournament without losing my BKR for this game. Please fencer help me!?!?!?!?! 15. Janvier 2007, 20:16:32 Sujet: Re: Tournaments break the statistic too joshi tm: Well... it's the biggest 21-point cubed cloning Backgammon tourney, for sure!  15. Janvier 2007, 20:10:34 Sujet: Tournaments break the statistic too Play Cloning Gammon for a prize. , this tourney caused Cloning Backgammon to have more than 2500 games running! Is this also the biggest 21-point cubed Gammon tournament? 15. Janvier 2007, 19:31:09 Sujet: Re: Can someone help me?  Pbarb2: You can't "delete" boards - but you can do what you said (change name of board to "." - so most will not find it. To delete all messages, either click delete on all messages, Ask Fencer to do it for you, or probable the best - click "Edit" and change the read access to "Brain King" - that way not even you can see the messages in the board (so it looks like everything is gone) Then just post in the description of the board "This board is closed." or something like that. 15. Janvier 2007, 19:20:35 Sujet: Re: Can someone help me? Pbarb2: Vikings posted that.... 15. Janvier 2007, 19:18:16 Sujet: Can someone help me? Getting rid of fellowship Board. Go into the edit for that board and change the name to a period, then change who can read and post to king, all that will be left is a " . " that most people will never find and if they do they cannot go to the page anyway, but you know it is there in case you want to start it up again someday I saved this in my notebook. I don't know where I got it. I want to get rid of two boards and the messages. Where do you put king if that is what we are to do? On that part on who can read the board it has choices..no place to write anything. Thanks for any help. 15. Janvier 2007, 17:28:09 Sujet: Re:  Rose: Close enough. Except that it's not the act of posting that counts but the act of opening the board page. You don't even have to post to be counted as a visitor, just open that page. So, if someone posts a post just before midnight (server time), and then 100 people go there to read it the next day, it may become one of the most popular boards, even if no messages are posted for that whole day... 15. Janvier 2007, 17:09:35 Sujet: Re: Dolittle: you cant.. thats not what they mean hun they mean each person from the FS can only post once a day to make it count no matter how many times a day they post in that FS 15. Janvier 2007, 17:09:35 Sujet: Re: Dolittle: You can go there but you cannot read messages. 15. Janvier 2007, 17:08:35 Sujet: Re:  pauloaguia:I am so confused..I thought if you are not a member of said fellowship, you can't go there and read messages.  15. Janvier 2007, 16:56:43 Sujet: Re: Dolittle: When you go to see the messages on a board you are counted as a visitor. For the rest of that day you are not counted again for that board, even if you keep going there to see new messages. What counts is the number of different visitors to the board (readers), not the number of posters. 15. Janvier 2007, 16:54:14 Sujet: Re: Fencer:Unique visitors? 15. Janvier 2007, 16:35:42 Sujet: Re: Black Rooks Andersp: Of course, I have already started to work on it. It doesn't mean it would be finished immediately, there are many other things which must be done as well. 15. Janvier 2007, 16:25:52 Sujet: Re: Black Rooks  Fencer: Any idea when you are back home? "Andersp: Yes sir, as you wish sir, just when I am back at home sir. And thanks. " 15. Janvier 2007, 09:51:38 Sujet: Re: Dolittle: The number of messages is irrelevant. Only unique visitors count. << < 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 > >> |
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