but we can call it a total of 2 years...
Well, yeah, you can just totally disregard 25+ years of experience like it's nothing. Why not?
but we can call it a total of 2 years...
Well, yeah, you can just totally disregard 25+ years of experience like it's nothing. Why not?
but we can call it a total of 2 years...
Well, yeah, you can just totally disregard 25+ years of experience like it's nothing. Why not?
No but a total of under 10 games scattered across years before the beginning of online is hard to count... but interesting perspective...
around 1 day
That's an obvious lie.
Even those who claim 2 months are a bit suspicious.
For reference, it took Magnus Carlsen more than 3 years.
magnus started as a young child you can look at my chess.com overview ignoring blitz bc I had some prior chess experience but from when I started playing seriously it took me from maybe October or November to january
You had previous chess experience, as you said. You can't just ignore that and pretend that it doesn't matter.
Count it in, and you'll have a more believable number.
it really doesn't bc I played blitz which doesn't help for improvement and I only played about 100 games
How many hrs a day of study, not games, but study?
That's insane bro if you were really 600 5 years ago...
I also started about 4-5 years ago... writing your name down if I can afford a coach ever
The opponents I face are always cheating and Chess.com only tracks about 10% of them. Maybe even less.
i don't think online games should be for serious chess improvement. i just use it for wasting time when i'm bored.
OTB chess is more fun and helps you improve more.
true, playing tournaments is so much more fun
I've played like 10 otb tournaments so abt 40 or 50 games or so and its only helped me not that much
what did you think it would help you with?
around 1 day
That's an obvious lie.
Even those who claim 2 months are a bit suspicious.
For reference, it took Magnus Carlsen more than 3 years.
magnus started as a young child you can look at my chess.com overview ignoring blitz bc I had some prior chess experience but from when I started playing seriously it took me from maybe October or November to january
You had previous chess experience, as you said. You can't just ignore that and pretend that it doesn't matter.
Count it in, and you'll have a more believable number.
Ah yes this is an interesting perspective.
I played age 7-9 with grandpa a few times maybe like 5-6 times total...
then with a dude at highschool about 2-4 times..
then online at the age of 29 I was 500-600 elo after about one month...
Then maybe a year until 1000.
So it's difficult to count the early age as a thing cuz it wasn't serious but we can call it a total of 2 years...