09 Nov 05
Originally posted by setlistYou can check people's profile for how often they move or look at MAP and find out who moves a lot and challenge them.
Hey eveyone,presuming someone does read this. I'm a new user(god this sounds like an n.a meeting! Anyway I just wanted to know could any one tell me how I find people who will play around the time I'm on line,cause its pretty frustrating playing games at a one move a day rate!
09 Nov 05
Originally posted by skeeterCheers for the tip,don't get me wrong I love this site. Just need a bit more than 6 moves a day if I'm going to learn. Thanks man!
This site is a server based correspondence chess site.
A move a day is considered quite quick. If you want blitz type games google " blitz chess" and enjoy.
skeeter
09 Nov 05
Originally posted by skeeteri thought you considered a move per week quite quick 😉
This site is a server based correspondence chess site.
A move a day is considered quite quick. If you want blitz type games google " blitz chess" and enjoy.
skeeter
look at people's profiles .... if they have made lots of moves this month then they play fairly regularly .. if they also have only a few games in progress then they play very fast.
09 Nov 05
Originally posted by flexmoreThanks to you and all of you guys for ye're assistance. I'm sure it'll come in handy! As we say in Ireland "go raibh mile maith agat"😉
i thought you considered a move per week quite quick 😉
look at people's profiles .... if they have made lots of moves this month then they play fairly regularly .. if they also have only a few games in progress then they play very fast.
09 Nov 05
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Originally posted by setlistWhen you log onto the site, look at the 'public games' page and you can see who is currently making moves. That might be a good starting point if you want to directly challenge players.
Yeah but my time of day doesn't seem to be the same as any of my opponents!
Another way would be to create an 'open invite' and see if someone takes up the game. Then just remember to cancel it before you leave, if there are no takers.
