Add date defeated / victorious to archived games

[Spazm]

The change to the games tab is a huge improvement; my biggest issue at this point is not being able to tell when games are ended. If the date that you either won the game or were eliminated was displayed on the non-expanded record (and it was sorted by such, rather than by date started) it would be a huge help.

 

[zspBANNED]

Yep, I like this idea. The archived games should be put in order from latest game ended down the list to least recent as well.

 

[mapguy]

Also it would be helpful if button on the right in archived games, said won or loss instead.

 

[Badorties]

Also it would be helpful if button on the right in archived games, said won or loss instead.

It does.

 

[ORBOTRON]

I'm totally for the sorting by the time you were done with the game, win or lose.

 

[mapguy]

OK, so I went to the games page. Under the find something specific, I typed in Badorties/archived. What I got was a list of a couple hundred or so games, that had "archived" on the button. Only one of those games had "defeat" written there. Maybe there is a proper way of looking at archives for players, but I do not know how that is done.

 

[Spazm]

There are games under the Archived TAB, and then there are games that are actually Archived, not sure the timeframe, but it only says "Archived" on the buttons.

They can only be found using the Find Game function, not in any of the games tabs.

 

[Badorties]

OK, so I went to the games page. Under the find something specific, I typed in Badorties/archived. What I got was a list of a couple hundred or so games, that had "archived" on the button. Only one of those games had "defeat" written there. Maybe there is a proper way of looking at archives for players, but I do not know how that is done.

ah ok. this is because that one game where it says defeat is a game that you played with me and lost. If you search for yourself, they will all be defeat or victory.

To see who won a game, just click it and it will expand. the crossed out person lost.

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