Not sure if I'm the only one affected by this. I was just about to win a match, moved my piece, submitted. Then the screen showed that I'd resigned. The first time this happened, I though 'oh well' I must have pressed the wrong button and somehow the confirmation pop-up for resigning didn't show up. That was a month back.
And today the gremlin came back. I was just about to win, submitted the coup de grace, and woe betide, I lost points. I'm not playing chess for points or positions, but it would be nice to have credit for winning matches when they are won.
Originally posted by john6938Sound more like a people glitch to me.
Not sure if I'm the only one affected by this. I was just about to win a match, moved my piece, submitted. Then the screen showed that I'd resigned. The first time this happened, I though 'oh well' I must have pressed the wrong button and somehow the confirmation pop-up for resigning didn't show up. That was a month back.
And today the gremlin came ...[text shortened]... s or positions, but it would be nice to have credit for winning matches when they are won.
Do you have multiple windows open? View more than one game at a time? Use the analyse game screen option as well?
It is easy to confuse screens when you come out the analyse game option and inadvertently click on the resign option in the wrong game by mistake.
Originally posted by adramforallZero confusion, my friend. I used to play 100+ games, but currently am keeping my count down to around 30. No analyser needed for that game. I'd been waiting for the opponent to move as the mate was imminent.
Sound more like a people glitch to me.
Do you have multiple windows open? View more than one game at a time? Use the analyse game screen option as well?
It is easy to confuse screens when you come out the analyse game option and inadvertently click on the resign option in the wrong game by mistake.
I don't take drugs. I'm teetotal and I wasn't playing in the middle of the night in a dream-like trance....not for that game, anyway. There was some kind of glitch, but not at my end.
Originally posted by john6938That's spooky to say the very least. Mate in one and you resign. Make no mistake about this: 'john6938' did resign those games. Two explanations present themselves - your opponent has your email and password details ( highley unlikely ) or you are in the habit of staying logged on and another party is doing the damage. Twice no less.
Zero confusion, my friend. I used to play 100+ games, but currently am keeping my count down to around 30. No analyser needed for that game. I'd been waiting for the opponent to move as the mate was imminent.
I don't take drugs. I'm teetotal and I wasn't playing in the middle of the night in a dream-like trance....not for that game, anyway. There was some kind of glitch, but not at my end.
Methinks the answer lies closer to home .......?? Family conference perhaps...??
skeets
Hacking by my opponent? I hadn't considered that one.
As for the family issue, I submitted the move myself and immediately after the 'resignation screen' came up. I can't see how anyone else can have done that. Resigning is not a simple click, you have to click, then select and then confirm.
Th glitch is out there and someone else must have experienced it.
Originally posted by john6938Report back, please, once you have received a reply. It will be interesting to see what happened and if there is a known glitch that admin are aware of but it is only affecting a few games.
feedback sent. 🙂
I know I have inadvertently resigned the wrong game due to having several tabs open at same time, and it's bluddy annoying. It would be even more annoying if it wa a system glitch rather than human error.
Originally posted by PonderableRight, you can resign and submit a move at the same time, if before you submit the move you had clicked resign and checked the confirmation box. John, could that be the answer?
What has happened to me...
It is really sad that I know all the details about how to resign a game. 🙁
Originally posted by skeeterI posted a message the other day in a game while making the final move in that game by claiming a draw, Once I made the final move the message was posted as saying my opponent posted the message and not me. I wonder if the two problems have anything related.
That's spooky to say the very least. Mate in one and you resign. Make no mistake about this: 'john6938' did resign those games. Two explanations present themselves - your opponent has your email and password details ( highley unlikely ) or you are in the habit of staying logged on and another party is doing the damage. Twice no less.
Methinks the answer lies closer to home .......?? Family conference perhaps...??
skeets
That happened on Dec 27th 2010.