@very-rusty saidI don't have any argument with the clan that wins should get more han the losing clan
Ok so none of the others want to do it, but don't they want to play chess games?
Good that you said about clicking on the "V" so all the clan leaders will know now, or at least the ones who bother to even read this.
I don't have to tell you Padger this argument about the point system has went on for years now and there have been several votes on it by the Clan Lead ...[text shortened]... team who wins gets the points the loser doesn't get any. Why should that not apply to chess?
-VR
What gets me is the negative points
I do not get and never will
Is that you lose points that you have already won
Absolutely ridiculous
@padger saidPadger I honestly do see your point, but it is the same for every Clan. So no one has an advantage and has the same thing happen. We have been in some good sized Challenges and lost them same as everyone else. We are all in the same boat really.
I don't have any argument with the clan that wins should get more han the losing clan
What gets me is the negative points
I do not get and never will
Is that you lose points that you have already won
Absolutely ridiculous
-VR
@padger saidThe negative points are necessary because not every clan plays the same number of challenges.
I don't have any argument with the clan that wins should get more han the losing clan
What gets me is the negative points
I do not get and never will
Is that you lose points that you have already won
Absolutely ridiculous
Without negative points, the clan feature just becomes a contest in who can set the most challenges.
This has been explained over and over and over again.
@mghrn55 saidBut over and over
The negative points are necessary because not every clan plays the same number of challenges.
Without negative points, the clan feature just becomes a contest in who can set the most challenges.
This has been explained over and over and over again.
The clan who plays the most games wins anyway
@padger saidIm interested in this statement and had a spare 10 minutes so went to look
But over and over
The clan who plays the most games wins anyway
Games completed by the top 10 clans (of 2020 so far):
Metallica - 106
Drunken Pawns - 85
Wycombe - 166
Beer - 37
Chess Troopers - 109
Smiffys - 30
Popeye - 60
girly skiddo - 142 (one man clan)
Freethinkers - 49
Fast Players - 94
Thats quite a mix of numbers there?
@the-pickled-walrus saidRuss has said that it is too complicated ?
Separate club ratings which are irrelevant but no clan rating?
It's a simple fix.
Have separate clan ratings.
Duh 🙄
No wonder clans are dying and nobody cares about them.
@the-pickled-walrus saidThat suggestion was made and voted on I was in favour of doing just that, but the majority voted against it. Majority rule, but seems like a logical fix to me.
Separate club ratings which are irrelevant but no clan rating?
It's a simple fix.
Have separate clan ratings.
Duh 🙄
No wonder clans are dying and nobody cares about them.
You would also have to include tournaments and private games, this is where it get complicted and would take a lot of work to do I believe.
-VR
@lstcyr saidAnd how is that ?
@divegeester maybe he just doesn't want to play against a clan that operates like they do?
Challenges are set and agreed to between 2 clan leaders.
If you don’t like a challenge from an opposing clan leader, you either bounce it with a counter proposal, or you delete it.
Simple......
I know for fact that you routinely delete challenges from my clan (Metallica).
You don’t send any counteroffers back to me.
And that’s fine by me. I simply move on.
But you’re not losing any sleep over this, correct ??
Because I’m not.
Clan challenges are set between clan leaders sending challenges back and forth.
There are 2 outcomes. The challenge is abandoned (deleted).
Or an agreement is reached. At which point the challenge is in the hands of the players.
I personally have seen some challenges go back and forth 3 or 4 times. That is negotiation.
Quite simple, really.
Now please tell the forum how we operate.
Thanks.