changing the game name
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ilikeflags
Aug 20, 2011
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#21
while his guitar gently weeps...
I don't know why..y.y.y....
Whatever they were has not been matched 
What a non issue
I like to use name change facility as reminder of origin of challenge , a s well as possible chat prompter . But probably only way is as u do change with new challnge.
I think the problem is that a game has 2 players. So, the default is the the person who issues the challenge gets to choose.
Aug 21, 2011
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#28
Yes so the whole point is that if you DON'T want that "Let's Play" name then make the challenges yourself 
rooperi wrote:
I think the problem is that a game has 2 players. So, the default is the the person who issues the challenge gets to choose.
You're right! Solution: games must have three players. That way every other games is a third of the first and the renaming can start on the fourth.
Aug 21, 2011
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#30
chess.com owes it to gazzelle to write a computer program that generates a new poetic name for all online matches.
ilikeflags wrote:
chess.com owes it to gazzelle to write a computer program that generates a new poetic name for all online matches.
Or at least something more aggressive sounding than "lets play". Should be something like "die weakling, die" or "Just give up now". I don't know, none of those hit it quite right but you know what I mean.
akintews wrote:
ilikeflags wrote:
chess.com owes it to gazzelle to write a computer program that generates a new poetic name for all online matches.
They could place an ad headline there for basic members
OHH! I love that idea. They could sell that space to advertizers! So your challenge might read "This challenge brought to you by Crest Toothpaste!" or "Another Budweiser Bashup, brought to you by Budweiser!". That's hysterical stuff but almost makes too much sense so we should keep our mouths shut or it might happen.
Aug 21, 2011
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#34
i'd prefer something a bit more appropriate for the interwebs--this game is brought to you by megacans.com
ilikeflags wrote:
i'd prefer something a bit more appropriate for the interwebs--this game is brought to you by megacans.com
I'm seeing a "GoDaddy.com" gif ad
HA ha ha ha (lol lol lol for those of you who have evolved into the 21st century).
Most of you guys realy make me laugh. This is a good thing in a sometimes painful world. A couple of you lack humor and imagination, but that's to be expected. One of you is a bleedin' ijit who doesn't know the difference between poetry lines and movie quotes (but also not entirely unexpected).
Ultimately, though, I did get my question answered. Once the game starts, the name can't be changed. This is why I do most of my own challenging. Xqsme figured it out, too. I can more easily recognize the opponent; and it has been a bit of a icebreaker for chat.
Meanwhile, let's let the thread continue. It's quite amusing to read the dumb things people say. (Even when it's me!)
Aug 21, 2011
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#38
last night i watched the empire strikes back and was overtly moved by the poetic prowess of boba fett.
he's no good to me dead
bloody better than rilke
"Oh my God. It's full of stars!"
It wasn't in the original movie, but in Clarke's book, "2001 - A Space Odessy," it's the last line that Dave Bowman utters just as he's entering the monolith in orbit around Europa. I believe in the movie's sequel, that line is referenced.