kaynight wrote:
Good luck with this.
Haha. Very funny
''GOOD LUCK''
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Saying "good luck" to your opponent is a bald-faced lie ... you want them to have bad luck and lose to you. That is why instead I say "I hope you do as well as you are capable of doing while still losing, although if you did worse and lost faster to me, I won't complain... in fact I would prefer it. But I also understand that, of course, you likely don't feel the same way, but in fact the opposite. However, from a tournament and rating perspective, I want more quality wins, so I hope you kill everyone else you play, so that in that sense, good luck."
dannyhume wrote:
cool
Saying "good luck" to your opponent is a bald-faced lie ... you want them to have bad luck and lose to you. That is why instead I say "I hope you do as well as you are capable of doing while still losing, although if you did worse and lost faster to me, I won't complain... in fact I would prefer it. But I also understand that, of course, you likely don't feel the same way, but in fact the opposite. However, from a tournament and rating perspective, I want more quality wins, so I hope you kill everyone else you play, so that in that sense, good luck."
Dec 2, 2016
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Heh, as you shake their hand: "I hope you destroy all your other opponents, but for me, feel free to blunder like crazy"
there is some luck in any game
because sometimes the person does not make the best move
It`s time to stop degrading players by wishing them ''good luck'' at the start of a game with both humans and computer.To wish a player ''good luck'' is say without it they will not do any good in their game without it.It is said chess is very much a war game...do you hear oposing armies wishing each other ''good luck'' at the start of a war?
So lets start the ball rolling with this!