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Four-Player chess and bughouse
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Oct 19, 2020
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EXACTLY. When I play bughouse, I make sure that my partner understands that he does not resign unless if I ok. Those circumstances include: He/she is about to be mated, and my opponent has more time. Then it is good sportsmenship to resign.
Yes. Most of the time my partner doesn't even chat. BRUH
speaking of bughouse, @lqflynn, wanna team up?
Well, I know you love to play those varients. They certainly are fun, but they sometimes are not great. As everyone knows, you team up In bughouse and Four-Player Chess Teams. But your teammate can become cocky and just resign so that you would lose points for no reason. I know you can turn on unrated mode, but not that I know of in four-player chess. Besides, you are still wasting your life since looking for players is kinda time-consuming. I dunno for you, but for me, it takes about 1 minute just to get a partner and start the game, and al LEAST 75% of the time my teammate either aborts, gives away all his pieces, resigns, times out, or just got offline. It's not fun to play like that. Just so everyone knows please don't do that. I seriously on my last account I did that and I got banned. Then I realized my mistake and made a new account, apologized to the chess.com people, and i got this new account. Please chill with the resigning. Its not worth it.