Wow, romrick! Lucky for you, you had made the team. Unlucky for me, I hadn't. I hope to get better using chess.com and hopefully make the team ^_^! Every day those buggers are bullying me for being cut from this sport of chess. Using chess.com, I will prove them wrong.
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Wow!!! I just did my chess tryouting today. I got cut from chess tryout I am very sad ):. Plase give me some advice. Chess.com i have 500 hours . I still did not develop my skills evn though i learned wayward queen attack. Please help me Romrick.
Thanks,
pentasai401.7781.55%apworldscholar
so what it dosnet matter if you ein a chess tryout this world is huge and there will always be player that are better than you it does not impressed me that you win the tryout dont act like it a feat you are stilll medorice as a matter of fact you are basically the lowest of all if you dont beat others that are way strogner than you you will never become the best
Cheslea23 wrote:
so what it dosnet matter if you ein a chess tryout this world is huge and there will always be player that are better than you it does not impressed me that you win the tryout dont act like it a feat you are stilll medorice as a matter of fact you are basically the lowest of all if you dont beat others that are way strogner than you you will never become the best
It’s funny how you downplay my achievement just to make yourself feel superior. Winning the tryouts is an accomplishment that reflects hard work and dedication. Your negative attitude won’t change that. Instead of being a sour critic, maybe you should focus on your own shortcomings. Me and many others will keep improving and enjoying making progress, regardless of your petty comments you foolish 400 rated player. I would beat you in a match any day.
Cheslea23 wrote:
so what it dosnet matter if you ein a chess tryout this world is huge and there will always be player that are better than you it does not impressed me that you win the tryout dont act like it a feat you are stilll medorice as a matter of fact you are basically the lowest of all if you dont beat others that are way strogner than you you will never become the best"
Everyone's journey in chess is different. Winning a tryout is a significant accomplishment that reflects hard work, dedication, and improvement. It’s important to recognize and celebrate these achievements as they build confidence and motivation.
Your perspective seems to focus on the negative, but progress in chess (and any skill) is about continuous improvement and setting personal goals. Instead of belittling others, why not support and encourage growth? After all, chess is a game that teaches us not just strategy, but also respect and sportsmanship.
To all aspiring players: Keep practicing, learning, and challenging yourselves. Success is not just about being the best, but about being better than you were yesterday.
I just joined a chess try-outs at my school, then I won, yehey, hehe :). Thank you for this online chess game, I can play whenever I want, I can practice and develop my skills in playing chess. Thank you chess.com ^_^