We will be 17 years old next month, and some of our players have been with us from the very start. To acknowledge the support of many long term players, an update to player profiles is currently being rolled out (website only) which will show how many consecutive years someone has been playing at RedHotPawn.
Thank you to you all for helping build the RHP community, particularly the 16 year (soon 17 year) veterans!
Originally posted by @russ We will be 17 years old next month, and some of our players have been with us from the very start. To acknowledge the support of many long term players, an update to player profiles is currently being rolled out (website only) which will show how many consecutive years someone has been playing at RedHotPawn.
Thank you to you all for helping build the RHP community, particularly the 16 year (soon 17 year) veterans!
Originally posted by @ponderable Hi Russ, there seems to be a glitch in the veteran thingie: New players are shown to have been here more than 100 years π² !
Originally posted by @coquette Dang, found out I'm a nubie
My sabbatical has done for me - I've been on this site almost as long as you have, but because I stopped playing for just over a year a couple of years ago, I now only have four years on my rosettes π
Originally posted by @russ We will be 17 years old next month, and some of our players have been with us from the very start. To acknowledge the support of many long term players, an update to player profiles is currently being rolled out (website only) which will show how many consecutive years someone has been playing at RedHotPawn.
Thank you to you all for helping build the RHP community, particularly the 16 year (soon 17 year) veterans!
Nice idea. Is it linked to subscription years or just since joining?
Originally posted by @divegeester Nice idea. Is it linked to subscription years or just since joining?
E.g. see Shallow Blue’s comment.
AFAICT it's linked to how long you have been actually making moves, with the count reset when you stop moveing for over a year. Subscription certainly hasn't anything to do with it, because I don't have one; and I joined ten years ago, not four.
Originally posted by @shallow-blue AFAICT it's linked to how long you have been actually making moves, with the count reset when you stop moveing for over a year. Subscription certainly hasn't anything to do with it, because I don't have one; and I joined ten years ago, not four.
- You have moved in the last 30 days. (If you are inactive, you can move again to restore the award, as long as you satisfy condition below.)
- You have moved in a game that was started in a year.
- Subscriptions not considered.
Also, if if you make move in a game that subsequently gets deleted (abandoned games are sometimes removed if both players are inactive) then it will not qualify. We need to have a record of the moves.
edit : Updated each week, so there will be some lag if you reach a milestone date.
Originally posted by @russ Yes, how this works currently :
- You have moved in the last 30 days. (If you are inactive, you can move again to restore the award, as long as you satisfy condition below.)
- You have moved in a game that was started in a year.
- Subscriptions not considered.
Also, if if you make move in a game that subsequently gets deleted (abandoned games are so ...[text shortened]... if both players are inactive) then it will not qualify. We need to have a record of the moves.
I am very close to the top of your 'old-timers' list, as your 16th member. I imagine you and Chris are no. 1 and 2. I think you said once that several of the first accounts were 'dummys' that you added in order to test the site.
It would be interesting to see a list of the first 50 or 100 members and see how many of them are still actively playing. Or maybe an option to sort all of the members by their userid number.
Originally posted by @mwmiller I am very close to the top of your 'old-timers' list, as your 16th member. I imagine you and Chris are no. 1 and 2. I think you said once that several of the first accounts were 'dummys' that you added in order to test the site.
It would be interesting to see a list of the first 50 or 100 members and see how many of them are still actively playing. Or maybe an option to sort all of the members by their userid number.
Good interesting idea.
What about taking it a stage further and creating a veterans tournament for, say the 32 longest active members?
The eventual winner could become rhp veterans champion and have it displayed on his profile.I don't think I'd qualify but I 'd be interested to follow it.