Interesting idea - I pondered it for the tournies, so that each round could be set to start on a specific date. Unfortuantly there are problems which mean it'd never work. Imagine a player that couldn't play weekends - he'd lose 2 and a half days every week. Also, whoever made the last move of the day would have the advantage - eg. my opponent lives 1 time zone later than I do. If we both go to bed at 11pm then he can always make the last move of the night, gaining 8 hours every day.
Not great examples, but think they illustrate why the "total time" time limit system can't work.
Jon
Originally posted by belgianfreakyes, very good answer!
Interesting idea - I pondered it for the tournies, so that each round could be set to start on a specific date. Unfortuantly there are problems which mean it'd never work. Imagine a player that couldn't play weekends - he'd lose 2 and a half days every week. Also, whoever made the last move of the day would have the advantage - eg. my opponent lives ...[text shortened]... mples, but think they illustrate why the "total time" time limit system can't work.
Jon
but a little "but" rests:
T/O are made to let people move not too slow. in a normal game with normal opponents there should never be a T/O. so give the guy with no internet on weekend enough time and it will be fair.
for the timezone argument I can't fiand anything :'(
but after all you're right... 😀
th