I was just wonderin' why lots of the graphs of the players' games seem to have dramatic dips and then back ups. Would this be because they resign or time out on lots of games and then come back again .....or what?
Originally posted by Dr Strangelove I was just wonderin' why lots of the graphs of the players' games seem to have dramatic dips and then back ups. Would this be because they resign or time out on lots of games and then come back again .....or what?
Put your cursor over the graph,left click and see for youself.
Originally posted by Dr Strangelove Or, putting it another way, why do they let so many time out at once?
They go on vacation or something, don't play games for a couple
of months and all the games they are playing timed out, then they
have to start over basically.
Originally posted by sonhouse They go on vacation or something, don't play games for a couple
of months and all the games they are playing timed out, then they
have to start over basically.
Thanks,
So it's all down to them not synchronizing their vacations with their games?
If you talk abt dramatic dips, then I can think abt 3 reasons:
1) vacations
2) a-la Dusnrogers: that is someone who plays at X-rating begins more than 100 games (preferably in tournaments, where all ranges of ratings exist), moves quickly in games against weaker opponents and slower against those who are stronger and wins game after game reaching (X + 200) and higher rating. Then very glad with his achievement he resigns all the games with worse positions and repeats it again
3) being kickedfrom the clan (not because being inactive - it would be first case) and resigning all clan games on purpose - just like "take my eye off, but take both from my neighbour". Of course it usually will result in one-event dip and return, but lately I read that there are few players who like to join clans and then leave them, certainly it is some kind of disease that can get name after its patient, that is "a-la ..." or " ... syndrome"
Explain graphs
24 Nov '05 00:45
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