I-love-STRAYKIDS escribió:
BRUH WHAT THE HEEEEEEEEEEE
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Ask Me Anything [I am an International Master]
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i was just being funny
16 days ago
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#745
Commando_Droid wrote:
MrMose1 wrote:
so how long did it take you to become an IM? what did you have to learn? and sacrifice?
10 years.
I learned how to calculate... and use my mind for long hours
tysm for your answr (:
15 days ago
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#748
Chesswhizz1067 wrote:
Who is your favourite chess streamer?
Eric Rosen.
And no, I am not a fan of Nemsko, Anna Cramling, Botez Sisters, or Dina.
I ain't no simp.
15 days ago
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#749
Sac-ROOOOOOOK wrote:
@CommandoDroid 1. What other stuff do you do when not playing chess? Playing video games, sports or something else? 2. What other stuff do you do as a hobby or as a thing you dedicate a long to like chess? 3. Is chess the one thing you dedicate the most of your free time on? 4. (Most important question) Did you have to sacrifice stuff like doing other things such as playing video games or other things because of chess? In your personal opinion, if someone wants to become a titled chess player, do they have to sacrifice other stuff for chess, or is it possible for them to enjoy a lot of stuff at the same time while trying to improve at chess and one day become an IM like you?
I mean, getting good at chess doesn't mean you have to sacrifice anyone.
I was an avid outdoorsman, camping a total of 58 nights in the woods.
Fun fact: I was quite proficient at Valorant during COVID
15 days ago
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#750
CockroachDolly wrote:
From the TV series, The teletubbies, which teletubby was your favorite? Mine was Dipsy.
I liked Po 
15 days ago
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#752
theeldest1 wrote:
Thoughts on my blog?
Very well-written, I wish you many more views in the future 
15 days ago
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#753
DeepslateDiamond_MVP-365 wrote:
Can i play a daily game with ya?
Unrated or rated. your wish
Let's do it rated
15 days ago
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#754
Sac-ROOOOOOOK wrote:
I-love-STRAYKIDS escribió:
BRUH WHAT THE HEEEEEEEEEEE
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He is a silly man
15 days ago
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#755
What do you recommend to use to improve your skills, I have heard that a lot of professional players remember many chess games to find the best possible move in game, do you think me an a beginner should also start analysing pro games to getter a better grip at chess game?
Commando_Droid escribió:
Sac-ROOOOOOOK wrote:
@CommandoDroid 1. What other stuff do you do when not playing chess? Playing video games, sports or something else? 2. What other stuff do you do as a hobby or as a thing you dedicate a long to like chess? 3. Is chess the one thing you dedicate the most of your free time on? 4. (Most important question) Did you have to sacrifice stuff like doing other things such as playing video games or other things because of chess? In your personal opinion, if someone wants to become a titled chess player, do they have to sacrifice other stuff for chess, or is it possible for them to enjoy a lot of stuff at the same time while trying to improve at chess and one day become an IM like you?
I mean, getting good at chess doesn't mean you have to sacrifice anyone.
I was an avid outdoorsman, camping a total of 58 nights in the woods.
Fun fact: I was quite proficient at Valorant during COVID
Two things I wanna say: 1. When I said "sacrifice", I meant sacrificing other stuff to do, like playing games, because I thought that many GM's or people that want to become GM's have to sacrifice other hobbies or things to do. Let me know if you understood what I meant now. 2. Wow, nice, it's good to see you detail that you didn't have to sacrifice other stuff to get good at chess, like you said, you could still do stuff like playing video games (you said you were quite proficient at Valorant).
ok
why
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