How do I come back from tilt? - Chess Forums - Page 2

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#21

NON-DUMBO wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

also, I'm able to beat CM's but not able to beat 1100's

frfr i adopted u lmao

I'm not lying, I actually beat Felix

DuskPikachu

Nov 16, 2021

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#22

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

PikachuDestroyer wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

ARMYVeda7777777 wrote:

Look at what are your strengths and weaknesses and improve

I dont think that's helping me anymore than puzzles...but I guess ok...

I think that is actually a really good piece of feedback. Analyse most of your games, and use the game review to see what you could've done. This is easiest if you stick to one opening.

I'm not sure analyzing helps...

Why not? It tells you what you did wrong and how you can fix it, and there is a move explanation, which literally explains your moves!

Vincidroid

Nov 16, 2021

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#23

The best way to handle tilt is to *stop* playing as soon as you recognize the signs. Just stop and do literally anything else.

DuskPikachu

Nov 16, 2021

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#24

Vincidroid wrote:

The best way to handle tilt is to *stop* playing as soon as you recognize the signs. Just stop and do literally anything else.

I agree.

RaufUsSabid7

Nov 16, 2021

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#25

Yeah take a break

KIA_KaNnuR

Nov 16, 2021

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#26

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

also, I'm able to beat CM's but not able to beat 1100's

Haha lol it's common like I've beaten a lot of 1800+ and some 1900+ if you check my highest win in stats you can see but that doesn't mean you are better than them and well I did beat @margoe who's a WCM. So it's not because I'm better than them it's just 1 game I won't be able to consistently score against them and that just what rating is

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#27

PikachuDestroyer wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

PikachuDestroyer wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

ARMYVeda7777777 wrote:

Look at what are your strengths and weaknesses and improve

I dont think that's helping me anymore than puzzles...but I guess ok...

I think that is actually a really good piece of feedback. Analyse most of your games, and use the game review to see what you could've done. This is easiest if you stick to one opening.

I'm not sure analyzing helps...

Why not? It tells you what you did wrong and how you can fix it, and there is a move explanation, which literally explains your moves!

it doesn't help me...I'm sure it helps certain type of people though

KIA_KaNnuR

Nov 16, 2021

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#28

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

PikachuDestroyer wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

ARMYVeda7777777 wrote:

Look at what are your strengths and weaknesses and improve

I dont think that's helping me anymore than puzzles...but I guess ok...

I think that is actually a really good piece of feedback. Analyse most of your games, and use the game review to see what you could've done. This is easiest if you stick to one opening.

I'm not sure analyzing helps...

Not unless you learn from the mistakes

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#29

KIA_KaNnuR wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

also, I'm able to beat CM's but not able to beat 1100's

Haha lol it's common like I've beaten a lot of 1800+ and some 1900+ if you check my highest win in stats you can see but that doesn't mean you are better than them and well I did beat @margoe who's a WCM. So it's not because I'm better than them it's just 1 game I won't be able to consistently score against them and that just what rating is

Loooool

KIA_KaNnuR

Nov 16, 2021

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#30

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

PikachuDestroyer wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

PikachuDestroyer wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

ARMYVeda7777777 wrote:

Look at what are your strengths and weaknesses and improve

I dont think that's helping me anymore than puzzles...but I guess ok...

I think that is actually a really good piece of feedback. Analyse most of your games, and use the game review to see what you could've done. This is easiest if you stick to one opening.

I'm not sure analyzing helps...

Why not? It tells you what you did wrong and how you can fix it, and there is a move explanation, which literally explains your moves!

it doesn't help me...I'm sure it helps certain type of people though

That's what you have to do learn from your mistakes not just see the accuracy and leave

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#31

Vincidroid wrote:

The best way to handle tilt is to *stop* playing as soon as you recognize the signs. Just stop and do literally anything else.

Hmm...ok thx

RaufUsSabid7

Nov 16, 2021

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#32

Mane never noticed what I wrote

ThePsychoKitten

Nov 16, 2021

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#33

NON-DUMBO wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

also, I'm able to beat CM's but not able to beat 1100's

frfr i adopted u lmao

don't use the word lmao on my brother

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#34

BishopLover77 wrote:

Mane never noticed what I wrote

Lol, it came with so many comments I dint notice...ok

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#35

denniskhlee wrote:

NON-DUMBO wrote:

OpenJoyfulKitty wrote:

also, I'm able to beat CM's but not able to beat 1100's

frfr i adopted u lmao

don't use the word lmao on my brother

My brother is the best

RaufUsSabid7

Nov 16, 2021

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#36

Now notice it

tygxc

Nov 16, 2021

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#37

Whenever you lose a game, stop playing and analyse it first to learn from your mistake while the impring is still fresh and to channel the negative emotions from the loss towards a positive goal: improving.

Arnaut10

Nov 16, 2021

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#38

You dont believe in puzzles, but you believed in cheating? Good luck at improving in chess buddy ;) btw how do you mean stuff forgave you?

RaufUsSabid7

Nov 16, 2021

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#39

Leave him alone he did his mistake and learned it

JustARandomDudeOnCC

Nov 16, 2021

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#40

Arnaut10 wrote:

You dont believe in puzzles, but you believed in cheating? Good luck at improving in chess buddy ;) btw how do you mean stuff forgave you?

Well, I mailed them and they said 'it's ok, just don't do it again'