19 Nov 10
How about a feature that allows a player, at the end of the game, to nominate their game as a good game that would be entered into a downloadable RHP database ( for RHP members only)? Both players would need to check this box for the game to be entered into the database.
19 Nov 10
Originally posted by MikaloGG!~
How about a feature that allows a player, at the end of the game, to nominate their game as a good game that would be entered into a downloadable RHP database ( for RHP members only)? Both players would need to check this box for the game to be entered into the database.
19 Nov 10
Originally posted by MikaloA nice idea, however who is to decide what games are taken? And what exactly constitutes a good game?
How about a feature that allows a player, at the end of the game, to nominate their game as a good game that would be entered into a downloadable RHP database ( for RHP members only)? Both players would need to check this box for the game to be entered into the database.
20 Nov 10
The two players would decide whether the game is considered good or not. If only one player checked the 'Good Game Box' and the other player did not, the game would not be entered into the database. I suspect a player would tick the box only if he thought he and his opponent played well - no blunders, minor mistakes and a somewhat dynamic and interesting contest.
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21 Nov 10
Originally posted by MikaloSo, two 900 players could have their blunderfest in the "good games" base, because neither of them understands what a blunder is? And two 2000 players could not, because one of them is not quite satisfied with the way he handled his black-square domination? That doesn't work.
The two players would decide whether the game is considered good or not. If only one player checked the 'Good Game Box' and the other player did not, the game would not be entered into the database. I suspect a player would tick the box only if he thought he and his opponent played well - no blunders, minor mistakes and a somewhat dynamic and interesting contest.
Richard