Please don't name & shame. Computer3-HARD is one of the most polite & sporting players I've seen on this site.
Crushing Computer3-HARD in good style here, on chess.com.
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bunicula wrote:
Please don't name & shame. Computer3-HARD is one of the most polite & sporting players I've seen on this site.
Sporting my @$$. My played him before, and he will never resign no matter what. It doesn't matter if he's down by 7 pieces - he'll insist on playing until checkmate and wasting your time. What's worse, after a win he smugly tells you "good game," and when you say something back he doesn't respond.
macer75 wrote:
bunicula wrote:
Please don't name & shame. Computer3-HARD is one of the most polite & sporting players I've seen on this site.
Sporting my @$$. My played him before, and he will never resign no matter what. It doesn't matter if he's down by 7 pieces - he'll insist on playing until checkmate and wasting your time. What's worse, after a win he smugly tells you "good game," and when you say something back he doesn't respond.
That's because he can't read...he's just a computer...only thing he can type is his greeting and then good game
SonOfThunder2 wrote:
macer75 wrote:
bunicula wrote:
Please don't name & shame. Computer3-HARD is one of the most polite & sporting players I've seen on this site.
Sporting my @$$. My played him before, and he will never resign no matter what. It doesn't matter if he's down by 7 pieces - he'll insist on playing until checkmate and wasting your time. What's worse, after a win he smugly tells you "good game," and when you say something back he doesn't respond.
That's because he can't read...he's just a computer...only thing he can type is his greeting and then good game
What? So you're telling me that he's also illiterate, and uses a computer during games? That's cheating!!! Wow... I thought he was bad, but I didn't know he was this terrible!
Jul 25, 2016
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#8
The way he plays, I'm sure he doesn't use a computer. Otherwise he'd be in the 2000+ range. Please don't accuse unfairly. He always gives a rematch. Why should he not play till the end?
macer75 wrote:
SonOfThunder2 wrote:
macer75 wrote:
bunicula wrote:
Please don't name & shame. Computer3-HARD is one of the most polite & sporting players I've seen on this site.
Sporting my @$$. My played him before, and he will never resign no matter what. It doesn't matter if he's down by 7 pieces - he'll insist on playing until checkmate and wasting your time. What's worse, after a win he smugly tells you "good game," and when you say something back he doesn't respond.
That's because he can't read...he's just a computer...only thing he can type is his greeting and then good game
What? So you're telling me that he's also illiterate, and uses a computer during games? That's cheating!!! Wow... I thought he was bad, but I didn't know he was this terrible!
Obviously he uses a computer! His analys time is just limited to 5 moves or so of depth. That is why he plays so bad. If you have COMPUTER in your name chess.com will not delete you...you knew that right?
Harish you are 12 years old, you have a trainer, lol you are so bad at chess, when i hvae your age i reach 1200 alone and you are 1466 you should be more higher. when i was 13 i reach 1300 and i keep touching the 1400, and without trainer, you're not taking advantage of what you have. Im autodidact and its too hard, i will kill for a coach, but where i live nobody plays chess, i live hours of the city where i can play chess, but there isnt are tournaments yet.
I aslo beated the computer hard, the both think have talent but just we are tow players how will stay in the history like some one who trayed to be a grandmaster if we dont put the batteries.
In my situation have to wait one year to participate in a chess tournament, when i be in the preparatory, where i will enter to the club of chess and go to the tournaments.
You should put all of you in chess, you have the opportunities
omaridepractice wrote:
Harish you are 12 years old, you have a trainer, lol you are so bad at chess, when i hvae your age i reach 1200 alone and you are 1466 you should be more higher. when i was 13 i reach 1300 and i keep touching the 1400, and without trainer, you're not taking advantage of what you have. Im autodidact and its too hard, i will kill for a coach, but where i live nobody plays chess, i live hours of the city where i can play chess, but there isnt are tournaments yet.
I aslo beated the computer hard, the both think have talent but just we are tow players how will stay in the history like some one who trayed to be a grandmaster if we dont put the batteries.
In my situation have to wait one year to participate in a chess tournament, when i be in the preparatory, where i will enter to the club of chess and go to the tournaments.
You should put all of you in chess, you have the opportunities
Quoting because this comment is hilarious!
And don't take this guy too seriously Harish. You're doing great.
Nop, harish isnt are doing it great, realize that
dont be blind
#Rekt
How you think is hilarious :b
Jul 26, 2016
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#19
Serious? Then you are missing something in your training. And underrated is a nice excuse to stay in your little bubble, accept you have a lot to work on regarding to Chess, get out of your comfort zone. Still, good game sir.
Jul 26, 2016
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#20
Lol amigo Mexicano, relaja la raja. No sabes jugar ajedrez, y lo poco que crees que entiendes no lo entiendes. Tal vez cuando de verdad sepas algo te darás cuenta que eres un jugador malo al que le hace falta mejorar, demasiado. Adicionalmente, aprende Inglés, porque tu inglés da un poco de risa y no ayuda a la hora de comunicarse mucho menos a la hora de leer libros de ajedrez, la mayoría estando en inglés. Saludos, and remember ami-go, Trump rocks!
Hi everybody.
I am a serious chess player, rated 1466 (although I am underrated) in the standard chess (chess.com) and with a higher rating than 1400. I am 12 and live in India. I will share a game i just played that proves how good I am. My opponent was a Computer trash talking all the time and saying he was better than me. I decided to talk in the board, as I usually do.