fix the timer!!
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Guy's clock went to 0:00 then he made 6 moves and checkmated me. What's the point of having a clock??? Pissed!!!
And yes, I paid $$$ for this?
Aug 15, 2017
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#3
The clock on the client side is not the official clock. That is kept by the server and should update after each move.
Lag and disconnects can make the clock change and it is possible that the display staying at 0 could be a bug. If you look at the game in your archive on the website, you will see that their clock was never at 0.
https://support.chess.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1444849-why-did-the-clock-times-suddenly-change-the-clocks-seem-broken-
Then what's the point in even displaying a clock???
Never mind. I'm done with your 3 minute ten second games
Plays near 10,000 games.
Complains when one dosen't work.
Complains when one dosen't work.
Complains and leaves.
Aug 18, 2017
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#8
Still, the timer readings are misleading. I can't rely on them to assess how much time I, or my opponent, have left. Nor there's any way to foresee how the timer will behave. Will it suddenly jump from 2 seconds to 0 for me, or just keep adding seconds to my opponent when his time has run up because of a "dynamic lag correction"? No way of predicting this. And how am I supposed to play time-controlled games if the time measurement is haphazard like that?? Especially in bullet. This is quite annoying. I wonder if I sustained some neurological damage because of your timer, would I be able to sue you?
Aug 18, 2017
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#9
Internet connection is required to stop lag.
when you are connected, lag and some glitches ensue.
