Game Info

Say you are playing a game vs a 1800 and you are 1500 and you win and archive it. After a couple of months you open up the game but hte ratings don't say 1800 and 1500. They show the players current rating. Wouldn't it be great if they showed the ratings at the end of the game and kept those in the game info forever?

What if the 1800 players rating drops, to 800 or something and you post this game which you are so proud of and people are like O, he's only 800. Even I could have beat him.

Any idea why this site does not save the actual ratings at the end of the game in the game info? I know it is more work but is there another reason?


Example: This person was a 1500 but it shows at 500 now.

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I started this in Thread 37284 because I didn't know there was a site idea forum.

Originally posted by Whats goin on eh
Thread 37284

How do you add the thread thing?

They should add that link underneath with the insert link to a game, FEn etc...

[ threadid ] [ /threadid ]

Remove the spaces add the number between the tags.

So no input on this? I think it's a great idea.

On the green chart, in your profile, it shows the old ratings of previous game. You just have to hover over the correct location to find the correct game.

Edit: You can also click to see the game

Originally posted by blindcheesecake
On the green chart, in your profile, it shows the old ratings of previous game. You just have to hover over the correct location to find the correct game.

Edit: You can also click to see the game

Right, I just found out the click part 2 weeks ago. I never noticed it. You could look at the graph but what if the games not one there, since its only the last 300 games, plus you gotta get the pointer just right etc...

I think it would be a neat thing if they did it the way I suggest.

Originally posted by RahimK
Right, I just found out the click part 2 weeks ago. I never noticed it. You could look at the graph but what if the games not one there, since its only the last 300 games, plus you gotta get the pointer just right etc...

I think it would be a neat thing if they did it the way I suggest.

Nice idea man. Rec for ya