Perhaps one feature to include from BGA is a lax timed game. Once a player’s time expires, it freezes play and the opponent gets a prompt to accept the win or keep playing. For casual play, I think the clock is still nice to keep things moving along but if the game is close, more often than not, I’d rather see it through to the end than get the auto-win.
It could be nice in principle but once the feature will be available it should be possible just to analyse the game post-mortem by yourself. Or if you don't like the idea you can always play without time control! (unlimited time games)
Hi, congrats on starting the site 👍2 quick question: 1. Is tournament opening the default one? 2. Is there a carbon version available or only standard one?
Hi! I'm glad you like it :) 1. Yes the tournament opening (no Queen as first move) is the only way to play here, and 2. Nope no carbon yet! Maybe in the future but not sure if/when
Perhaps one feature to include from BGA is a lax timed game. Once a player’s time expires, it freezes play and the opponent gets a prompt to accept the win or keep playing.
For casual play, I think the clock is still nice to keep things moving along but if the game is close, more often than not, I’d rather see it through to the end than get the auto-win.
It could be nice in principle but once the feature will be available it should be possible just to analyse the game post-mortem by yourself. Or if you don't like the idea you can always play without time control! (unlimited time games)
Hi, congrats on starting the site 👍2 quick question: 1. Is tournament opening the default one? 2. Is there a carbon version available or only standard one?
Hi! I'm glad you like it :) 1. Yes the tournament opening (no Queen as first move) is the only way to play here, and 2. Nope no carbon yet! Maybe in the future but not sure if/when