At the very least I think RHP should allow all non-subs a one-time free tourny entree. I know I'de like to subscribe, but am still debating given my limited access to the site's features.
Originally posted by chewybaka At the very least I think RHP should allow all non-subs a one-time free tourny entree. I know I'de like to subscribe, but am still debating given my limited access to the site's features.
Originally posted by rhb There must be a unit 'cost per move' on this site, known to the powers that be.
For those that cannot afford the existing subscription fees then maybe the offer of a pay per move subscription (at a rate determined by the above + profit margin) would allow unlimited games, tournament entries etc at a known cost per move, allowing the user to tailor their play ...[text shortened]... moves made in any given month is charged back the following month.
You know it makes sense!
I say $41.50 per move and if its a move to put one in check, the price is $51.50. To get out of check its $59.95. For a knight fork move, I say $63.95. A double check position move is $75.95.
A threat from any piece move is $80.95. A capture move is $93.50. A checkmate move is $125.95. A draw move is $150.00. A resignation move would be $175.00. I think this is fair for the friggin poor slob who cant afford the yearly subscription fee. NOW tell me what ya think> Sincerely, Trains44
Originally posted by TRAINS44 I say $41.50 per move and if its a move to put one in check, the price is $51.50. To get out of check its $59.95. For a knight fork move, I say $63.95. A double check position move is $75.95.
A threat from any piece move is $80.95. A capture move is $93.50. A checkmate move is $125.95. A draw move is $150.00. A resignation move would be $175.00. I ...[text shortened]... ob who cant afford the yearly subscription fee. NOW tell me what ya think> Sincerely, Trains44