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<< < 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 > >> 31. Mars 2010, 15:39:05 Sujet: Re: Fencer: You want to tell us how the new vacation system is going to look like? Perhaps we'd even give some useful feedback to incorporate in the changes before it's live. 31. Mars 2010, 16:41:29 Sujet: Re:  Fencer: That would be great - but a suggestion - if someone currently has 0 vacation days left, can that be transferred over with the new vacation day system? 31. Mars 2010, 16:43:21 Sujet: Re:  coan.net: i hope that would be the case. 31. Mars 2010, 18:34:02 Sujet: Re: 31. Mars 2010, 19:11:44 Sujet: Re:  coan.net: Sorry, I am a little tired today so I probably don't understand. What exactly do you want to transfer if there are no days left? 31. Mars 2010, 20:34:31 Sujet: Re: Fencer: I think he wants to know whether such a player will still have 0 vacation days left when the new system is implemented. 31. Mars 2010, 20:51:50 Sujet: Re: alanback: Yes, definitely. 31. Mars 2010, 22:42:21 Sujet: Re: Fencer: Thank you :-) 1. Avril 2010, 23:18:24 Sujet: Red code question  If a person were to buy a Black Rook membership under the Red Code, would that give that person two black rook memberships (as in one to give away or whatever?) 1. Avril 2010, 23:22:09 Sujet: Re: Red code question Artful Dodger: Let's say it should work as you say.  2. Avril 2010, 00:21:26 Sujet: Re: Red code question Artful Dodger: If, by any chance, you run across my Cardinal, I'd advise to keep a Black rook in reserve. One lifetime won't be enough 2. Avril 2010, 00:32:42 Sujet: Re: Red code question rabbitoid: lol 2. Avril 2010, 08:01:57 Sujet: Re: Red Code Does anyone know what a black rook would cost with a red code? 2. Avril 2010, 08:14:24 Sujet: Re: Red Code  GBear58: I would imagine it would be the same as any other time except it would be double black rook and you could give one away....but thats only a guess 2. Avril 2010, 08:38:09 Sujet: Re: Red Code 2. Avril 2010, 10:05:47 Sujet: Re: Red Code GBear58: The color codes don't mean that you get any discount. The price is still the same but after you pay, you will be given some free months as a bonus, up to 125% of the membership you paid for. 3. Avril 2010, 00:36:42 3. Avril 2010, 00:50:51 Sujet: Re:  Bernice: Click on the message. In the upper right corner, you will see a "restore" button. 3. Avril 2010, 00:51:43 Sujet: Re:  Bernice: open the message and you can put it back in your inbox  3. Avril 2010, 01:32:28 Sujet: Re: rod03801 and Gouwe gozer: thank you both and Happy Easter  6. Avril 2010, 17:58:07 Sujet: Beauty of Dice Chess 10x10 I play this game with passion ... the more I play it, the more I am excited ... it's the only game I know in which by losing pieces you actually increase your power ... to the point that a single king alone can be the most dangerous weapon for all your heavy pieces and your kings still on the board ... why is it so ? well, statistics is the answer ... when you have only one king you can be sure yuor next move can only be done by your king ... it creates very uneasy situation for your opponent ... even having a queen, two rooks, knight and pawns your victory is not certain ... this single king will try to come close to your pieces and if luck won't be on your site, you will loose these pieces ... it's the only game I know you can enter the mouth of a lion and still get out of it as a winner ... it's the only game your pawns can bypass heavy pieces with grace and get promoted ... it's the game of luck and intricate tactics (more than it looks at first) ... a game of fun after all ... thanks to the inventor for creating this game for us. Andy. 6. Avril 2010, 18:02:24 Sujet: Re: Beauty of Dice Chess 10x10  6. Avril 2010, 18:28:11 Sujet: Re: Beauty of Dice Chess 10x10 6. Avril 2010, 18:42:50 Sujet: check also this game strange chase begins at move no. 68 and after 13 moves I loose the game having huge material advantage ... single king made it ... and honestly I was sur this game is mine ... after a while I realized in panick, that I may loose ... 8. Avril 2010, 23:02:30 Sujet: 10 games match question is it enough to win 6 games in this match or we have to play the whole number (10) games anyway ? 8. Avril 2010, 23:13:03 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Herlock Sholmes:I believe the match is set for ten games so the winner is the first to win ten games, not the best of ten. 8. Avril 2010, 23:18:45 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question skipinnz: I think you are talking about 10 wins option(the first one) ... I am asking about the third option, the number of games played, not number of wins ... 8. Avril 2010, 23:21:30 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Herlock Sholmes:Sorry, in that case ten games have to be played, the best of isn't an option. 8. Avril 2010, 23:24:51 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question skipinnz: what would be the purpose of playing all 10 games when someone won 6 of them in a row ? this match already belongs to him/her ? 8. Avril 2010, 23:49:43 Sujet: Re: check also this game This may be more of a topic for one of the chess boards, but for any dice chess games, I will ONLY try to take 1 of any of the 2 "matching" pieces (with the exception if it is in danger of taking my king) Since if all you have left is a pawn & king, well then you have a 50/50 chance of moving the king each time (so attack with king) - If your opponent has 6 different pieces left, then they have a lot less of a chance of moving the pieces they want. So yea, if I have a chance to take someones last rook, but that rook is not putting my king in danger - I will not take it to help my odds more. 8. Avril 2010, 23:58:52 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Herlock Sholmes: You really have to ask that question of fencer, some people just want to play a lot of games. LOL 9. Avril 2010, 00:21:12 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Herlock Sholmes: No, a 10 games match lasts 10 games. If you want a match where the first player to reach 6 points wins, you should play a 6 points match (aka 'best of 11'). 9. Avril 2010, 02:15:31 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question modifié par Herlock Sholmes (9. Avril 2010, 02:31:20) AbigailII: thanks Abigaill ... I think this current system is a little bit confusing ... lets say 10 games match would make sense if players would earn different scores in every game ... 10 game match would make sense if we added points for each game of Dice Poker for each player ...for example, 190 points for player A and 217 for player B in the first game, 202 for player A and 224 for the second player in the second game, and so on, till the last, 10th game (each time totaling these scores) ... otherwise it doesn't make sense to me ... we should introduce the system 2 out of 3, 3 out of 5, 4 out of 7 and so on ... 9. Avril 2010, 04:10:49 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Herlock Sholmes: "2 out of 3" would be simply a "2 win match", 4 out of 7 would be "4 win match" they are the same just not called the same as to what you are accustomed to. As far as the 10 game match, it shouldn't be confusing, it is simply a "10 GAME match", you either win by wining more than 5 games, lose by losing more than 5 games or tie by winning 5 games, if it were the way you suggested it would have to be called a "most points in x games match" 9. Avril 2010, 05:58:18 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Vikings: Even game matches can all result in a draw where the odd game matches there is only one winner,either way we all have the choice to choose. 9. Avril 2010, 09:48:06 Does anyone have also trouble accessing to BK? 9. Avril 2010, 09:55:13 Sujet: Re: joshi tm: no problems here (also in the netherlands, like you) 9. Avril 2010, 10:07:00 Sujet: Re: joshi tm: Host Tracker shows no anomalies. 9. Avril 2010, 10:35:01 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Universal Eyes: Odd game matches can result in draws as well for most games. Odd game matches only guarantees a winner if a single game cannot end in a draw. Most games on BK can end in a draw. 9. Avril 2010, 10:38:53 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Herlock Sholmes: Sometimes people just play for the sake of playing. If you don't like the concept of "X game" matches, don't participate in them! There are enough alternatives that come close enough to what you want. 9. Avril 2010, 10:43:56 Sujet: Re: Fencer: Strange. It seems I am having DNS-issues since yesterday I think. Sometimes it's no problem at all, sometimes I get a blank page showing that the domain name brainking.com is for sale :) 9. Avril 2010, 10:58:39 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question AbigailII: All games on BK can end in a draw. 9. Avril 2010, 11:06:35 Sujet: Re: joshi tm: In case of DNS issues, please try 81.91.83.6 instead of BrainKing.com and you should be fine. And I am not aware of selling brainking.com domain.  Not for less than 1 million Euro.  9. Avril 2010, 14:24:21 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question Pedro Martínez: Interesting. How would a game of Battleboats, for example, end in a draw? There is no situation where a draw can arise in this game. One could use the "Offer a draw" link, but pointless in this game as there is always a winner! 9. Avril 2010, 14:34:22 Sujet: language barriers  IM in a game of chess that has deadlocked i offerered a draw 3x and it wa snot accepted then he offers me a draw and then makes a moves so this nulifies the draw. if i do not move yet again i will lose how can this be avoided? i dont think he speaks english to communicate the draw. 9. Avril 2010, 14:40:32 Sujet: Re: language barriers Nothingness: You can make a move and check the box that says "Offer draw with this move" before you click "Move". This way, your offer stands while it's his turn. You might want to make a comment like "½-½?" too, to make sure he sees your draw offer. 9. Avril 2010, 14:44:28 Sujet: Re: language barriers Nothingness: If you both make the same moves back and forth 3 times, then it should end in a draw automaticly. If, not...then report it to Fencer. 9. Avril 2010, 15:05:11 Sujet: Re: 10 games match question SL-Mark: No matter how pointless it is, it still is possible to accept an offered draw in battleboats. 9. Avril 2010, 15:11:40 Sujet: question how is it I'm losing time in this game? Loop Chess (TYphOoN41 vs. Bwild) << < 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 > >> |
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