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06 May 06
23 Jun 06
Originally posted by zebanoWrong. Well, I suppose you could write a code to check every member to see if their rating is artifically low, and to check each and every tournament to see if it's ready to progress, or give a few people the power to respond to player requests that a player or specific round be looked at.
All the things you have spoken of, removing people rated too high, moving onto the next round when the remaining games are insignificant etc. can all be performed programatically.
26 Jun 06
Originally posted by RussBump, for Marinakatomb.
I haven't read the entire thread (sorry) but I know the gist of what is wanted here. And yes, it is high up on the to-do list.
I am way too busy right now to implement the change, but as soon as I get a few clear days, I will make sure this is looked at. It should have been done years ago, to be honest.
-Russ
11 Jul 06
Originally posted by RussSay what?
I haven't read the entire thread (sorry) but I know the gist of what is wanted here. And yes, it is high up on the to-do list.
I am way too busy right now to implement the change, but as soon as I get a few clear days, I will make sure this is looked at. It should have been done years ago, to be honest.
-Russ
12 Jul 06
Originally posted by CoconutActually the coding would be really simple. You only need to check for tournament completion when a tournament game finishes. Easy. Also, the checks on whether people were suitable for entrance to a banded tournament only need to be checked when they attempt to enter. There is already a check there anyway (is rating within band?).
Wrong. Well, I suppose you could write a code to check every member to see if their rating is artifically low, and to check each and every tournament to see if it's ready to progress, or give a few people the power to respond to player requests that a player or specific round be looked at.
Please don't tell people that something is hard or impossible and that they are wrong when you haven't coded a Hello World in your life.