21 Oct 04
Originally posted by x9002243The move timeout of 1 day means that you have 24 hours to move. If you had a timebank of three you would have three extra days to move. Whereas your timeout period resets itself everytime your opponent makes a move; your timebank runs out (keep in mind that you don't start to lose timebank time until your 24 hour timeout period has expired).
Initial Timebank n/a : is this meaning that there is no time limit to move ?
move timeout is also set to 1 day ...
I hope that helps.
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21 Oct 04
Originally posted by x9002243n/a is a funny one.
Initial Timebank n/a : is this meaning that there is no time limit to move ?
move timeout is also set to 1 day ...
I think it means your timebank is 0, so you can be timed out the second your timeout runs out. I don't know why it doesn't just say 0???
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21 Oct 04
Originally posted by thiren/a stands for not applicable
does it stand for [b]not availible.
"old" games (a year ago) don't have the timebankfeature at all.
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A timebank wouldn't be applicable for any games or tournaments which started before timebanks were introduced!