i've got a game in hand (915603) where i'm going to mate next move.
but the guy (oscar01) is not moving for a couple of days.
if he so prefers i will have to wait for a time out.
there should be a moderator whom you could call saing: look, my next move, (or two moves) are going to be this and that. and the game should be terminated there with no longer waiting.
i've had a couple like this.
Originally posted by ulysses soulThis is why there are time limits. Let the game sit until it times out; what do you care? There's no limit on the number of games you can play if you're a member. If you're not a member, fork over the 20 bucks for the year or whatever it is.
i've got a game in hand (915603) where i'm going to mate next move.
but the guy (oscar01) is not moving for a couple of days.
if he so prefers i will have to wait for a time out.
there should be a moderator whom you could call saing: look, my next move, (or two moves) are going to be this and that. and the game should be terminated there with no longer waiting.
i've had a couple like this.
Also try using stricter time controls.
Originally posted by ulysses soulAnyone playing within the time constraints of the game is playing by the rules, regardless of how close to a mate they are.
i've got a game in hand (915603) where i'm going to mate next move.
but the guy (oscar01) is not moving for a couple of days.
if he so prefers i will have to wait for a time out.
there should be a moderator whom you could call saing: look, my next move, (or two moves) are going to be this and that. and the game should be terminated there with no longer waiting.
i've had a couple like this.
-Russ
Originally posted by RussAgreed, also, it may be in the interests of the person being mated to wait. Imagine a situation in which a strong player has been timed out a lot recently, and has a low rating - if the "mated" player waits a bit, the winner's rating will increase, resulting in a fewer points loss.
Anyone playing within the time constraints of the game is playing by the rules, regardless of how close to a mate they are.
-Russ