sorry in advance, i know this has been asked many times, but i can never navigate my way around to my games i've already played in live chess.  I couldn't locate a previous thread that says how to get to it and just gave up on searching.  thank you very much.

sorry, just wanted to clarify if there is a way to navigate easily to the games through the menus/nav bars? not just type in an url that i would then have to bookmark or remember.

http://www.chess.com/livechess/profile/emceenugget

Click "view games archive".

How's that?

thanks a lot. i couldn't find a way to get to the page my just clicking links, but now i know that if i want to look back that i can search "game archive" and it'll take me to it.  or just refer to this topic.  thanks again.

Oh! I see that I haven't quite solved your problem. Okay, from "Online chess" click "My home" (top, right), then click "View my public profile" (red, top, centre), then click "my live chess". There are other ways, but some of them don't apply to you because you have not played a turn based game, yet!

You can't help be impressed by a topic with a meaningful title - as opposed to: HELP ME!

A title that, apart from two missing capital letters (pedant alert ), forms a proper sentence. That's well spotted artfizz (fellow pedant).

Should artfizz start with a capital letter?

Which group is specifically for pedants? A single post in that group could provide meat for discussion for months!

Now that internationalisation is on the agenda (http://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/chesscom-feedback-internationalization-w-different-languages), we shall all have to mind our Ps and Qs (as well as several other characters).

Thanks a bunch again. I guess I wasn't looking well enough through pages and wasn't noticing the new "My Live Chess" link from clicking View My Public Profile.  The two just looked pretty similar, and the link wasn't chunked with the other links.  Thanks again.

I was somewhat stymied by artfizz versus Artfizz (a definite moment of deliberation), however I decided that if you (a fellow pedant) spelt it that way (given that it's a proper noun {unique user name}), it was correct.

Now, stop winding me up, you evil so-and-so!