New Blitz Tournaments

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9th August 2008, 03:40am
#1
by okmrbill
Toledo, Ohio United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 265

...wouldn't it be nice....set up so you have to make an hourly move between 12noon---and 6pm for 6---8 matches.  Then they would be over in a two...three day period.  I can't take these long tourneys where people feel the need to halt progress and go on vacation.  Is it just me...I need some feedback here!  Most of us entered a touney that toooook way to long and lost it's attraction for most!  Anyways Tell me what you think .... 

9th August 2008, 09:48pm
#2
by erik
Mountain View, CA United States
Member Since: May 2007
Member Points: 10022

the best way to address this is to just be a part of multiple tournaments and events. that way there is always something to do!

trying to coordinate tens of thousands of players and make them all move at specific times etc is really not feasible. everyone here has such different lives and schedules.

we have given you the ability to create your own tournaments and make it so that only people with FAST moving times can play :)

10th August 2008, 03:28am
#3
by okmrbill
Toledo, Ohio United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 265

To a fault I do everything to fast.  That would include my occupation, personal life, and other interests.  A lot of my moves are rushed-blunders---so chess that slows me down does offer and provide some harmony in my life.  I just found the few tourneys I entered very exciting, but very slow.   Such is life....

10th August 2008, 02:48pm
#4
by okmrbill
Toledo, Ohio United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 265

Good point Sharukin, but what if there was just a 6-hour time frame to move.  It wouldn't matter what time zone your in...  My point is there ought to be a block of time that one must move in...this will be known prior to joining a particular tournment.   If you can set a day move ....you can set a 1/2, or 1/4 day move parameter.  

 

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