Yeah, and what's with all this Netflix nonsense? Why would anyone pay for movies when there are plenty of free ones around. A movie is just a movie, right? You're just basically killing time.
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How does that justify paying that much for chess? A board game
It doesn't. I was just trying to have a little fun with your logic. Obviously I didn't do a very good job or I wouldn't have to explain...
You can always use YouTube. This website just puts everything together, so you don't have to go searching. Some people actually want to become a Grandmaster and they take this "board game" VERY SERIOUSLY.
ImBored12 wrote:
it's honestly ridiculous, paying 100 dollars just to learn how to play chess. Even if you have money to burn, at the end of the day its just a freaking board game.
This by someone who is on a message board about a board game.
ImBored12 escribió:
it's honestly ridiculous, paying 100 dollars just to learn how to play chess. Even if you have money to burn, at the end of the day its just a freaking board game.
A board game that can teach you a lot of skills, like calculation, critical thinking, planning, creativity and a lot more.
You don't even need a membership to learn chess...
i think the diamond is worth it if you havent tried the features
once you bust out all the lessons and videos you can downgrade
and it also helps if you are using chess.com via the browser rather than app
once you bust out all the lessons and videos you can downgrade
and it also helps if you are using chess.com via the browser rather than app
Diamond is very much worth it if you would like to learn the game. In fact, I miss having unlimited lessons and being able to learn with them whenever. I've tried other websites and youtube videos but they just don't have the same level of interactivity.
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BigThreeHead wrote:
Diamond is very much worth it if you would like to learn the game. In fact, I miss having unlimited lessons and being able to learn with them whenever. I've tried other websites and youtube videos but they just don't have the same level of interactivity.
Yes... diamond helped me a lot with openings.
it's honestly ridiculous, paying 100 dollars just to learn how to play chess. Even if you have money to burn, at the end of the day its just a freaking board game.