Is it possible to play multiple live games simultaneously on the chess.com app?
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I know on desktop it is possible but I don't know about on the app, it won't let me leave a live game without resigning.
Sep 15, 2020
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francis20110 wrote:
I know on desktop it is possible but I don't know about on the app, it won't let me leave a live game without resigning.
No. Only one game at a time and as you found, leaving the game screen will resign the game in progress.
Oct 22, 2020
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francis20110 wrote:
I know on desktop it is possible but I don't know about on the app, it won't let me leave a live game without resigning.
Connecting two sentences with a comma is not correct english, it requires a semi-colon or full stop and new sentence. Dunce.
MagnusSonOfCarI wrote:
francis20110 wrote:
I know on desktop it is possible but I don't know about on the app, it won't let me leave a live game without resigning.
Connecting two sentences with a comma is not correct english, it requires a semi-colon or full stop and new sentence. Dunce.
"English" should be capitalised.
MagnusSonOfCarI wrote:
No it shouldn’t
Yes, it should.
actually i live in america and connecting two sentences with a comma isn't necessarily bad, (mind the capitalisation)
Oct 23, 2020
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Chessguy149 wrote:
actually i live in america and connecting two sentences with a comma isn't necessarily bad, (mind the capitalisation)
Your grammar and capitalisation is so perfect you should clearly have the last word on this.
I was being pinickety on @francis20110 in response to him being a c*nt about grammar in my thread. He must be fun at parties and have a great life picking up minor errors on an internet forum where perfect grammar isn't important.
MagnusSonOfCarI wrote:
Chessguy149 wrote:
actually i live in america and connecting two sentences with a comma isn't necessarily bad, (mind the capitalisation)
Your grammar and capitalisation is so perfect you should clearly have the last word on this.
I was being pinickety on @francis20110 in response to him being a c*nt about grammar in my thread. He must be fun at parties and have a great life picking up minor errors on an internet forum where perfect grammar isn't important.
I was not nitpicking your grammar just for the sake of it, I genuinely read it as if the author is a non-native speaker, which was only of relevance as you claimed to be from the United Kingdom. I also gave useful advice on the other thread such as it not being worth your time worrying about being blocked by a paranoid/mentally unstable woman.