01 Aug 05
I have an opponent who timed out because of personal problems. I believe his computer was destroyed in a house fire. I don't want to claim a win under those circumstances. Yet I have his two games sitting on top of the "my games" section. Is there any way to get rid of the games without claiming a win?
01 Aug 05
Originally posted by buddy2Yes. You can archieve them, even though they're still in progress. Click the manage games button.
I have an opponent who timed out because of personal problems. I believe his computer was destroyed in a house fire. I don't want to claim a win under those circumstances. Yet I have his two games sitting on top of the "my games" section. Is there any way to get rid of the games without claiming a win?
01 Aug 05
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Originally posted by ark13Once archived, will the opponent be able to move again? If so they may then choose to take a timeout at a later date and benefit from this as the first player will not know they moved.
Yes. You can archieve them, even though they're still in progress. Click the manage games button.
02 Aug 05
Originally posted by rhbIncorrect. I just archived 2 games in progress as a test and both still showed up as part of my "x games waiting" link.
Once archived, will the opponent be able to move again? If so they may then choose to take a timeout at a later date and benefit from this as the first player will not know they moved.
Archive is just another place to put games. Doesn't affect how they are played or alerted to I guess.
on this note: RUSS PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GIVE US ARCHIVE FOLDERS!!! I want to separate my games into ones worth looking at again and not. One day I may have to go through and just bookmark each and every one separately to keep them straight.