Among hundreds of games which all wear the same name, how easy can it be to find a game you remember ? I mismanipulated my selection as I added a game to it and I happened to have all other game unchecked. With no apparent info about the games played, finding my favourite games is as easy as finding a needle in a haystack.

Please check [this suggestion on Uservoice](http://warlight.uservoice.com/forums/77051-warlight-features/suggestions/1920701-lists-of-archived-games) as a possible solution...

Best regards.
Mian

I agree. When I added games to my list for the first time a week ago, it was bothersome.

Though since so few people actually use the uservoice and it seems 100-200+ votes are needed to change anything, I don't think such a minor thing will be changed that way. Your good idea will languish for a year, at best garnering 10 votes.

Uservoice could also be nicknamed "The [Limbo](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limbo) of WL's Good Ideas."

if you remember the name you can do a ctrl F search

If the game name doesn't contain any peculiar word, like the name of players or something, it's useless though, Knoebber. Most of my games spell "1 v 1 multi-day (Auto game), so...

Having only 10 votes to dispatch in UV, I can't even bring any other idea to that forum XD
Fizzer, I want 1000 votes instead of 10, I promise I'll make good use of it ;o)

Moreover, apparently **the new archive system doesn't allow to add archived games to your favourite**. That should explain why changing the list to add a game cleared my whole list, as older games didn't even appear in that list composed of only more recent games.
In a word, **the new archive system will force anyone, sooner or later, to lose track of favourite games, because changing the list automatically clears it from any older (that is, archived) game**.
Fizzer, if you read this, am I right ?

I am also highly concerned that you can only preview 58 pages of your games by choosing the *all games* option.. I have more games then that, and some of my favorites was when I was noobish, and less concerned about the efficiency of my playing..