Flags tell, my friend, granted that relies on people telling the truth. I think it would be pretty easy to implement a flag checker that checks for matches and checks it off if you've played someone from there.
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Sep 5, 2016
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I do, so that makes at least one, therefore disproving your statement 
. All joking aside, it just seems dumb to make up where one is from!
Sep 5, 2016
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#4
That's true. Wouldn't know what to do with them. Despite some of the things I hate about America right now, I'll certainly throw up the flag of my heritage and I don't understand why others wouldn't do the same. Oh well I guess. Thanks for the input!
Sep 5, 2016
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#6
Why would anyone not want to show pride in their country by selecting it? Seems ridiculous not to. I would venture to say that more are honest than dishonest about it. There seems to me to be no reason not to just put your own flag.
Honestly, I think this is a pretty cool idea. I don't really mind the fact that a lot of people don't pick the flag of where they're actually playing (or where they're from, if that's the flag that they prefer). I think enough people are "honest" to make the feature somewhat meaningful, even if it can't be used as an exact indicator of geographic distribution.
Sep 5, 2016
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#9
I would prefer them to include the endless quiz in V3
Now please tell me that it is included and I haven't found it yet.
Nov 23, 2024
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#10
we would want to know how many different people we have played with! I suggest you add the option to let us see
Nov 23, 2024
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Kamado_Tanjiro1585 wrote:
we would want to know how many different people we have played with! I suggest you add the option to let us see
It's a feature available in Insights for Diamond members.
Awards, Passports. And this works for free members.
I think it would be really cool if there was a stat that showed a listing of countries that one has played another person in chess on chess.com. Just a simple listing of countries and a checkbox beside each that you had played someone from. I realize that this is not really something of value to the game itself or even the website itself but it would be cool, nonetheless. I know one can look through their list of previously played games to find this out (and keep track of it) but that seems a little daunting when one has played 1000s of games. Thoughts?