either when im tilted and blunder or when i gtg, i dont really like resigning cuz my opponent can always blunder or stalemate
At what point would you resign in a chess game?
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Nov 8, 2025
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whatisenpassant1 wrote:
either when im tilted and blunder or when i gtg, i dont really like resigning cuz my opponent can always blunder or stalemate
what does "tilted" mean
Nov 8, 2025
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asamact wrote:
whatisenpassant1 wrote:
either when im tilted and blunder or when i gtg, i dont really like resigning cuz my opponent can always blunder or stalemate
what does "tilted" mean
Losing streak
Nov 9, 2025
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asamact wrote:
whatisenpassant1 wrote:
either when im tilted and blunder or when i gtg, i dont really like resigning cuz my opponent can always blunder or stalemate
what does "tilted" mean
tilting happens when you lose many games or even just make a blunder, you play poorly and get angry easily.
Nov 9, 2025
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whatisenpassant1 wrote:
asamact wrote:
whatisenpassant1 wrote:
either when im tilted and blunder or when i gtg, i dont really like resigning cuz my opponent can always blunder or stalemate
what does "tilted" mean
tilting happens when you lose many games or even just make a blunder, you play poorly and get angry easily.
ok thanks
Not even close baby Like Technoblade never dies I never resign
just when im losing i guess ??