There are here some idiots who disabled messages and notes...and plays like lucky imbeciles
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How sad for you to be serially beaten by “lucky imbeciles” who both outplayed you. I guess that makes you an unlucky imbecile.
Oct 7, 2018
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#3
A lucky imbecile will beat an unlucky imbecile nine times out of ten.
That is, in fact, the source of my own modest success.
You and people like you are the reason they disable messages and notes.
Edit: because you blocked me this is the only way I can answer your question. No I don't want to become a GM. I was once tricked by somebody with a photo like that so I do the same because it's funny. I would put something more reasonable like IM or CM but I can't find a photo for that.
Oct 7, 2018
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#8
DariusStormer wrote:
This is one of them. https://www.chess.com/member/PieceLoveHappiness Avoid this waster of time and imbecile.
This "imbecile" beat you 2 games.
They were 1 minute games so no time was wasted. You lost to an imbecile, so I guess you are lower than that correct?
DariusStormer wrote:
This is another one https://www.chess.com/member/Gurkenkopf. Block or avoid this autistic chess person.
This one beat you 4 times out of 5.
Look, he even beat you after losing his queen.
This means he is a much better chess player than you! To win without a queen, you must be a very easy player for him to beat!
#12
Mr. farm_Hand never said he himself was better then you.
He just said the guy who beat you 4 times was.
I think that's a fair enough statement- don't you?
Also I praise your imbecilic reading skills as you seem to have missed the very obvious rule "don't public shame or you'll get in trouble"
Mr. farm_Hand never said he himself was better then you.
He just said the guy who beat you 4 times was.
I think that's a fair enough statement- don't you?
Also I praise your imbecilic reading skills as you seem to have missed the very obvious rule "don't public shame or you'll get in trouble"
(Darius eats a piece, and swallows hard.)
Darius: Go ahead, take it. I dare you.
VicountVonJames wrote:
#12
Mr. farm_Hand never said he himself was better then you.
He just said the guy who beat you 4 times was.
I think that's a fair enough statement- don't you?
Also I praise your imbecilic reading skills as you seem to have missed the very obvious rule "don't public shame or you'll get in trouble"
Mr. farm_Hand never said he himself was better then you.
He just said the guy who beat you 4 times was.
I think that's a fair enough statement- don't you?
Also I praise your imbecilic reading skills as you seem to have missed the very obvious rule "don't public shame or you'll get in trouble"
It almost appears he's indirectly public shaming himself more than the two he's trying to make look bad.
Oct 7, 2018
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#14
I was reading this and getting ready to trash the OP for their bad attitude until I got to post #20. Now I feel I should congratulate them for having the maturity to realise they were wrong and apologise, which is actually pretty rare on these forums.
I have to admit I’ve had times when I’ve gotten pretty frustrated after losing to people who play bad moves fast. Luckily I’ve usually managed to calm down before I say anything to them or on the forums. It’s just part of the game at the faster time controls, and a totally legitimate strategy for anyone who can use it successfully and enjoy it. The emotional reaction from losing to this type of player can still be pretty strong in the heat of the moment, of course, but you’ve just got to talk a deep breath, maybe swear quietly to yourself, and then move on.
I have to admit I’ve had times when I’ve gotten pretty frustrated after losing to people who play bad moves fast. Luckily I’ve usually managed to calm down before I say anything to them or on the forums. It’s just part of the game at the faster time controls, and a totally legitimate strategy for anyone who can use it successfully and enjoy it. The emotional reaction from losing to this type of player can still be pretty strong in the heat of the moment, of course, but you’ve just got to talk a deep breath, maybe swear quietly to yourself, and then move on.
Oct 7, 2018
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#15
Oh, and it might be a good idea to edit or delete the post where you name the two players, if you can.
Oct 7, 2018
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#16
Darius, I don't know your motivations, but for example me I play chess from 25 years. I played classical tournements and as you know when you play classical game you don't speak to avoid disturbs. In internet you can send messages, but nobody is obliged to hear you. Just play chess and enjoy.
Oct 7, 2018
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#18
DariusStormer wrote:
hinterland628 wrote:
Oh, and it might be a good idea to edit or delete the post where you name the two players, if you can.
Done. I deleted. I wish I could delete this topic too. Childish from me, but I can't go back now. I believe we all have same frustration but obviously I have much anger then mostly here.
I generally leave my screw-ups on public display, instead of erasing them. It serves to remind me to act more adult next time.
... at least, that's the theory.
Given the demeanor of your message, and the clear violations of the TOS, I'm finding it difficult to develop much empathy for your position.