Challenge Preferences - maximum blank?

why can't we leave the maximum exepted hames leave blank (there is NO filter) as it is possible for timeout-filter?

Originally posted by thire
why can't we leave the maximum exepted hames leave blank (there is NO filter) as it is possible for timeout-filter?

Just set it to a really high number if you're worried... but with only 25 games in progress it's not really going to be a problem.. 😉

Rhymester

Originally posted by thire
why can't we leave the maximum exepted hames leave blank (there is NO filter) as it is possible for timeout-filter?

if you put in '0' than click update you will accept unlimited games

Originally posted by UncleAdam
if you put in '0' than click update you will accept unlimited games

okay! that's what i wanted to know!
THANKS!
th

I think a time out filter is a good idea. I know you can always check a game before you start playing it, but it would be a nice convenience. I also think this would help people to not be so upset if they get timed out and could be a good asset to those planning on taking a vacation.

Originally posted by UncleAdam
if you put in '0' than click update you will accept unlimited games

Sorry Adam but you are wrong. Placing a zero '0' in the maximum games will mean all games are refused.

-mike

Originally posted by trekkie
Sorry Adam but you are wrong. Placing a zero '0' in the maximum games will mean all games are refused.

-mike

well it works for me, I put zero in and now it says unlimited, did you try it?

Originally posted by UncleAdam
well it works for me, I put zero in and now it says unlimited, did you try it?

Klingons don't 'try things' they just do things and if it doesn't work they use a disrupter on it... 😉

Originally posted by Rhymester
Klingons don't 'try things' they just do things and if it doesn't work they use a disrupter on it... 😉

sounds like that😉

Originally posted by Rhymester
Klingons don't 'try things' they just do things and if it doesn't work they use a disrupter on it... 😉

Not that there's anything wrong with that mind you. 😉

Originally posted by Rhymester
Klingons don't 'try things' they just do things and if it doesn't work they use a disrupter on it... 😉

Ryhmester
Go read another thread of mine, below. I think you will find that Klingons are always right, well at least this time 😀

http://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?id=4338

-mike