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You can delete a game until after both players have made their second move. The game is cancelled as if it never started. It isn't considered a rated game until after the second move. After that I believe you can claim a victory if it times out.
There is no victory to claim before the third move, so just deleting the game would be the same thing.
Marc
Originally posted by mwmillerThat's dumb. ur opponent not moving is the same as them resigning.
You can delete a game until after both players have made their second move. The game is cancelled as if it never started. It isn't considered a rated game until after the second move. After that I believe you can claim a victory if it times out.
There is no victory to claim before the third move, so just deleting the game would be the same thing.
Marc
Originally posted by mwmilleri think u should be able 2 claim victory before the 3rd move
You can delete a game until after both players have made their second move. The game is cancelled as if it never started. It isn't considered a rated game until after the second move. After that I believe you can claim a victory if it times out.
There is no victory to claim before the third move, so just deleting the game would be the same thing.
Marc
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Originally posted by CFCthere has to be some delay in moves before you can claim time out, otherwise it would be possible to challenge someone who is inactive and claim the timeout from them - so one move each side is needed minimum to show that the game has actually been accepted. 2 moves isn't exactly a lot, and I find it useful that I can make a move and attatch a message that explains why I can't accept the challenge, before I delete the game.
That's dumb. ur opponent not moving is the same as them resigning.
Anyway, before 2 moves have passed it's impossible to have taken a piece, so you can't have earnt the victory. Timeoput were invented to stop people ignoringlost games, not to give easy points.
Originally posted by belgianfreaki see it makes sense now you've explained why. thanks 🙂
there has to be some delay in moves before you can claim time out, otherwise it would be possible to challenge someone who is inactive and claim the timeout from them - so one move each side is needed minimum to show that the game has actually been accepted. 2 moves isn't exactly a lot, and I find it useful that I can make a move and attatch a message ...[text shortened]... the victory. Timeoput were invented to stop people ignoringlost games, not to give easy points.
Originally posted by belgianfreakThat makes my thoughts look stupid.😵
there has to be some delay in moves before you can claim time out, otherwise it would be possible to challenge someone who is inactive and claim the timeout from them - so one move each side is needed minimum to show that the game has actually been accepted. 2 moves isn't exactly a lot, and I find it useful that I can make a move and attatch a message ...[text shortened]... the victory. Timeoput were invented to stop people ignoringlost games, not to give easy points.