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15 Jan 21
@kewpie saidAlmost certainly. There are a lot of flags on this site that don't have any players, or at least, no active ones. This is a point of admittedly very petty irritation to me, as I try to collect flags; that is, play a game against a player (somewhere in my range, no sandbagging) flying as many different flags as possible.
I'm guessing it's because nobody asked for it after South Sudan got their independence.
17 Jan 21
@shallow-blue saidNot sure every player shows their countries flag.
Almost certainly. There are a lot of flags on this site that don't have any players, or at least, no active ones. This is a point of admittedly very petty irritation to me, as I try to collect flags; that is, play a game against a player (somewhere in my range, no sandbagging) flying as many different flags as possible.
There's at least one player on here (can't remember who)that changed the flag on a regular basis whilst we were playing.
There's also some players who don't even display a flag.
17 Jan 21
@venda saidI think the one changing flags explained that they change flags according to the ones their beaten opponents fly.
Not sure every player shows their countries flag.
There's at least one player on here (can't remember who)that changed the flag on a regular basis whilst we were playing.
There's also some players who don't even display a flag.
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17 Jan 21
@venda saidI know, but a man needs a hobby. It was never meant to be serious. After all, even in the real world, top class chess players have played under different flags during their lives. World champions, even! But it's something to mildly amuse myself with, nevertheless.
Not sure every player shows their countries flag.
There's at least one player on here (can't remember who)that changed the flag on a regular basis whilst we were playing.
There's also some players who don't even display a flag.
17 Jan 21
@ponderable saidOK. Didn't know that
I think the one changing flags explained that they change flags according to the ones their beaten opponents fly.
17 Jan 21
@shallow-blue saidOK
I know, but a man needs a hobby. It was never meant to be serious. After all, even in the real world, top class chess players have played under different flags during their lives. World champions, even! But it's something to mildly amuse myself with, nevertheless.