Originally posted by thire.......and what's the utility or the purpose of such feature other than satisfying your curiosity?
I sometimes make a move and then I want to know when (what day, time) my opponent moved. I could let me email the pgn with movetimes, but it'd be cool to have this option availible for the online pgn as well.
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Originally posted by Ravello3 small reasons:
Explain why it would be helpful please.
In 8 ball as soon as your opponent moves your timebank starts ticking therefore it useful to see how much time you lost.
Secondly, most players are habitual so you can see what time of day they finish playing and build a pattern
And finally if you set your limits on games to move in, it is easier to measure. EG: You log on:100 games waiting - you move in 50. Next morning before work you want to move in the other 50 but no more. You'll be able to tell by the the time when you have reached that figure. (the my games figure is constantly changing as others move)
I hope this makes sense.
Originally posted by invigorateBoth those can be done by checking the Last Move times. For the 8 ball the time lost on a particular move is the difference between the last move time and the current time. For only moving in games you didn't move in last night just move in the games that have last move times before last night. Use the sort function.
3 small reasons:
In 8 ball as soon as your opponent moves your timebank starts ticking therefore it useful to see how much time you lost.
Secondly, most players are habitual so you can see what time of day they finish playing and build a pattern
And finally if you set your limits on games to move in, it is easier to measure. EG: You log on:100 ga ...[text shortened]... figure. (the my games figure is constantly changing as others move)
I hope this makes sense.
Originally posted by invigorateXantosNZ already answered,for not speaking of the email move notifications which contain the time of the move.
3 small reasons:
In 8 ball as soon as your opponent moves your timebank starts ticking therefore it useful to see how much time you lost.
Secondly, most players are habitual so you can see what time of day they finish playing and build a pattern
And finally if you set your limits on games to move in, it is easier to measure. EG: You log on:100 ga ...[text shortened]... figure. (the my games figure is constantly changing as others move)
I hope this makes sense.
There are a lot of ways to know at what time your opponent moved ,even without the "great feature" requested here.
Learn to use all Rhp tools properly.