"A chaotic game where both players had many chances to win."

A chaotic game where both players had many chances to win.

I mostly play 5 minute chess and that seems to be the computer's most common judgement of my games, hey they're 5 minute games and I don't care.

2 questions.

(1) What is the computer's most common decision about your own games, and are you affected by those comments in any way? Do you mind if a machine is dissing you?

(2) How many different comments have people seen? Please would people paste them here so we can see how many there are?

OK, that's 5 questions not 2, please don't be so pedantic.

1. A chaotic game where both players had many chances to win. 2. One player was better but blundered it away.

the most common for me is the second one

1. One player was winning but then blundered it away

2. One player managed to get the win

3. It was a close game until the last blunder. 

4. A chaotic game where both players had many chances to win.

5. Nice win, You were never in trouble. Above comments just tells us how we played however I don't get affected by its comments. 

I was very proud of one of my "chaotic" games.  Yes it meant I made mistakes too, but  part of being human is bouncing back from those mistakes and somehow figuring out a win.  Its really be best reason for even being here on Chess.com !

ive seen many

I posted about this feature within 24 hours after it went live, and the thread became a repository of snarky suggestions...

"He had a won game, but you ran his clock out, good lad!"

"You had a won game, but he ran your clock out, you suck!"

I read that often after my games. ))) 

The video game players trying to be chess players.  Yes, you have those here.  I don't have anything against them, other than when they start cheating at chess as if it was one of those video games...

Most of mine are "one player dominated the entire game"

Meaning you, or the other player?

There's a forum somewhere here where many people say that these comments are randomized (I believe it's called "turn it off!!!!")

Didn’t seem random for me. Couple sudden blunders that I won and the comment stated that. And the game I got dominated was true too. With the guy playing like 96% best moves. 

"You were totally lost until you blundered". 

I don't believe you! But seriously, are these accurate?

I guess they tell the 2 players something different.

Sometimes, I feel like I got a hard-earned victory, and the computer tells me that my opponent was winning and then blundered it away. Then again, I'm pretty bad at blitz, so something like that isn't too surprising.

a wild game! you came out on the top

The computer often tells me that my opponent was winning but blundered it away. It often tells me this when I was winning all the way through. But never mind .... it's only there for our entertainment.