Thanks for feedback @Bramblyspam
most probably you are able to see the amount of draw votes after the turn
Thanks for feedback @Bramblyspam
most probably you are able to see the amount of draw votes after the turn
Thanks for feedback @Bramblyspam
most probably you are able to see the amount of draw votes after the turn
It is better if you can see the number of draw (or resign) votes during the turn.
Thanks for feedback @Bramblyspam
most probably you are able to see the amount of draw votes after the turn
But even after the move, you cannot see WHO voted for the draws.
Thanks for feedback @Bramblyspam
most probably you are able to see the amount of draw votes after the turn
But even after the move, you cannot see WHO voted for the draws.
Could we ever see who had voted for draws or resigns? I don’t remember.
I'm pretty sure we could never see who voted for draws/resignations.
That would be a nice feature to have, but other bug fixes seem more important to me.
Can you link me to where you are seeing this not work?
Here's another one. I just voted in this game. As of this writing, there are 5 votes for one move and 1 vote for another. I can see who the 5 voters are, but not the 1.
I think this is normal when you have a fix announced like this: "A fix was released this morning. Please let me know if you continue to have issues."
Just not precise enough.
Can you link me to where you are seeing this not work?
Here's another one. I just voted in this game. As of this writing, there are 5 votes for one move and 1 vote for another. I can see who the 5 voters are, but not the 1.
I joined the game. You can’t see who voted for the 1 vote. Would it have been before the fix?
You can see who voted for what and when... after voting, you can click on each voted move and see who voted.
Would it have been before the fix?
Possibly. I see a jdcannon post from two days ago, saying a fix was released that morning. Our opponents made their move 2 days and 6 hours ago. So the mystery vote may have been cast before the fix was implemented.
Everything that has been said so far can be summarized in a few words, and that Chess.com could and should resolve/implement as soon as possible, for those who love the "Vote Chess" modality. In a "Vote Chess" game, EVERYTHING, ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING, SHOULD BE VISIBLE TO THE TEAM, because it is a team game, by the team, for the team, in function of the team, coordinated by the team, managed by the team, led by the team. Any other definition of "Vote Chess" is a mere mistake. And, in my opinion, changing the name to "Team Chess" and not "Vote Chess". In a "Team Chess" a player does not VOTE on a move, he/she SUGGESTS a move. It is not an ELECTION, it is a CONSENSUS. The concept is wrong. This is a suggestion for Chess.com.
Yes voting is a tiny aspect of the whole team chess happening. Better rebrand it to "team chess" indeed. I am on the same eagon
The German name for Vote Chess is indeed "Consultation Chess". The consultation before (!) voting and the whole team dynamics are far more importing than the voting act. Indeed everything must be transparent - also the comments -after- the game, only one but important reason to see the influence of the cheaters.
but "Team Chess" sound nicer. - The "team matches" show also 2 teams playing, but everyone plays the own game only and consulting the team colleagues about their moves is not allowed. You add the points at the end, that's all about "team".
Can you link me to where you are seeing this not work?
I just voted for a move and offered a draw in this game.
I see the move, and can see who voted for it. (As of this writing my vote is the only one). That's great.
I'm not seeing the draw offer.