@Bob-Kramer saidAny concrete suggestion like a banner over the board or something?
Please make it more prominent.
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@Bob-Kramer saidI fail to understand your problem
Please make it more prominent.
A damn great banner on the right asks you to either accept or decline the offer highlighted in red or green
Also, when you look at your games list, if a draw has been offered it is highlighted in the brightest blue known to man.
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@Bob-Kramer saidI have challenged you to a game and after the first move I will offer a draw,
Please make it more prominent.
please advise if you cannot see it
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@Bob-Kramer saidIf you can still see a draw offer, then it's not too late.
Please make it more prominent.
What do you mean when you say, "you don't see a draw offer until it's too late?"
One can't see a draw offer after it's too late.
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@KingDavid403 saidThe guy is just looking at the board and nothing else.
If you can still see a draw offer, then it's not too late.
What do you mean when you say, "you don't see a draw offer until it's too late?"
One can't see a draw offer after it's too late.
Obviously he is just making his moves without looking at the board properly and realising a draw had been offered
For the life of me I cannot understand how he misses the big red and green draw offer/rejection. banner
Even if he/she/it is colour-blind; surely you can not miss the banner which clearly states accept or play on!!!!!!!!!!
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@MartinS saidYes, The point I'm trying to make is: once someone has made a move after a draw offer, a draw offer is no longer able to be seen, or available; until the next move anyway. So how does one see a draw offer after it's to late? or after one has already made a move after a draw offer?
The quy is just looking at the board and nothing else.
Obviously he is just making his move without realising a draw had been offered
For the life of me I cannot understand how he misses the big red and green draw offer/rejection. banner
Even if he/she/it is colour-blind; surely you can not miss the banner which clearly states accept or play on!!!!!!!!!!
Does not make sense to me.
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@KingDavid403
I TOTALLY agree with your comment and fully understand; you cannot know unless you move and your opponent questions you as to why you did not accept the draw offer
- hence my reply that the player is not looking at the board properly - if you miss the red/green banner saying accept/reject then I think a trip to the optometrist is in order.
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@MartinS saidYes, I agree. He must have seen the draw offer as, or right after, he was pressing the move button; which is too late. 🙂
@KingDavid403
I TOTALLY agree with your comment and fully understand; you cannot know unless you move and your opponent questions you as to why you did not accept the draw offer
- hence my reply that the player is not looking at the board properly - if you miss the red/green banner saying accept/reject then I think a trip to the optometrist is in order.
@Bob-Kramer saidYes, while you're pressing the move button, or right after; which is too late once it's pushed. Either way, 'look before you move' is the best remedy.
@KingDavid403
You can see it while the program buffers.
