recently finished games not ordered in time

[Dako]

Moved to suggestion

[greenoaks]

You have to wonder why that sorting order is chosen, though. It doesn't immediately strike me as useful to the player or to the system as a whole.

it makes no sense to me.

i think it should be sorted by when the game ends

[ender516]

You have to wonder why that sorting order is chosen, though. It doesn't immediately strike me as useful to the player or to the system as a whole.

it makes no sense to me.

i think it should be sorted by when the game ends

And, similarly, the Eliminated games should be sorted by when you were eliminated.

[greenoaks]

You have to wonder why that sorting order is chosen, though. It doesn't immediately strike me as useful to the player or to the system as a whole.

it makes no sense to me.

i think it should be sorted by when the game ends

And, similarly, the Eliminated games should be sorted by when you were eliminated.

that too would be good

[greenoaks]

why was this rejected ?

[TheForgivenOne]

As I've said in many other threads, the Suggestion team, along with a few discussion/Global mods, moved any thread that hadn't had any discussion in it into Archived. If you want a certain suggestion brought back in, post in the thread.

[greenoaks]

As I've said in many other threads, the Suggestion team, along with a few discussion/Global mods, moved any thread that hadn't had any discussion in it into Archived. If you want a certain suggestion brought back in, post in the thread.

why was it rejected and not submitted?

[ender516]

Suggestions without demonstrable interest within the community are not submitted, and when you're cleaning house, a thing is either needed and kept, or deemed unnecessary and discarded. It might be nice if there were three categories: submitted (because the community wants it), rejected (because the community does NOT want it), and something else, for those suggestions, like this one, which just haven't received enough attention to get a ruling.

[chapcrap]

Suggestions without demonstrable interest within the community are not submitted, and when you're cleaning house, a thing is either needed and kept, or deemed unnecessary and discarded. It might be nice if there were three categories: submitted (because the community wants it), rejected (because the community does NOT want it), and something else, for those suggestions, like this one, which just haven't received enough attention to get a ruling.

Andy can create a new subforum... Perhaps someone should talk to him about that.

[TheForgivenOne]

Suggestions without demonstrable interest within the community are not submitted, and when you're cleaning house, a thing is either needed and kept, or deemed unnecessary and discarded. It might be nice if there were three categories: submitted (because the community wants it), rejected (because the community does NOT want it), and something else, for those suggestions, like this one, which just haven't received enough attention to get a ruling.

Andy can create a new subforum... Perhaps someone should talk to him about that.

I have talked to Andy about it. I had clappy bring it up with him, but I don't remember the reason they said no.

[chapcrap]

My guess is because they could just be left in the regular Suggestions Forum. There really isn't a difference between the proposed Forum and the regular Forum except for the activity of the threads.

[agentcom]

I have always wondered about this, since recently finished games are sort of in the order that they finished. Thanks for the clarification.

But if it was possible, I would certainly prefer that games are listed by the time that they ended, not by the time that the last round started. That's kind of a weird way of organizing things

[greenoaks]

there has been no posts against this.


can we have this suggestion put to the new mangement. surely it wouldn't be hard to implement.

[agentcom]

It looks like this one just died from lack of interest rather than any sort of problem with it. So, per your request, this has been MOVED back to the active Suggestions.