NobleElevator wrote:
If you have bad results, try doing tactics and drills. Those help.
lul I did tactics before the csl match against you. did it help? no lol
How do I stop "THE TILT"?
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GM_chess_player wrote:
NobleElevator wrote:
If you have bad results, try doing tactics and drills. Those help.
lul I did tactics before the csl match against you. did it help? no lol
uh heheh
You made bad blunders in 3/4 of those games so I would recommend playing more longer incremented games ig
Da-Vere wrote:
What is this TILT you speak of? Seriously, I don ‘t know.
Tilt is when you lose multiple games, and keep losing. Usually it is considered tilt when you lose 50+ points in a short amount of time.
Nov 15, 2020
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NobleElevator wrote:
Da-Vere wrote:
What is this TILT you speak of? Seriously, I don ‘t know.
Tilt is when you lose multiple games, and keep losing. Usually it is considered tilt when you lose 50+ points in a short amount of time.
Ahhh, thank you. Old timers like myself would call it burn out perhaps. It sucks. Seems like the story of my chess experience, and i don’t have many rating points to lose either!
GM_chess_player wrote:
I hate tilt. It's just so hard to avoid. Whenever I reach my peak rating, I just tend to drop 100-200 pts in a matter of days.
Is there anyway I can stop tilt? Is it to just keep on playing, or take a break?
they're controlling ur opponents. u get harder ones are u get better.
Nov 15, 2020
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#30
I go to the bathroom, look in the mirror and tell myself how stupid I am, take a couple of pills, stare at the ceiling, and then everything gets better.
NikkiLikeChikki wrote:
I go to the bathroom, look in the mirror and tell myself how stupid I am, take a couple of pills, stare at the ceiling, and then everything gets better.
uh okay lol
Nov 15, 2020
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#32
I cannot give you a remedy. But I have a theory. The algorithm that picks opponents, is not as it were a hobson's choice, the next one up to play, there is more to it than that. As you yourself said, it happens after you reach your top rating, then you lose 100-200 points. This is how the system is set up. To keep you in your little rating range. It will give you some crumbs, just to keep you interested, keep you playing. But then, the big slide down the snake again. When I have spoken of this before, management will make a reply, that this is not so. Let us wait and see.
GM_chess_player wrote:
I hate tilt. It's just so hard to avoid. Whenever I reach my peak rating, I just tend to drop 100-200 pts in a matter of days.
You better quit playing chess !
Is there anyway I can stop tilt? Is it to just keep on playing, or take a break?
When I go through 4 player chess tilts they can last between a few weeks and a month
I play 4 player chess one day and lose and the next day I play again and I lose again and the pattern just keeps repeating itself
When this happens I call it a "tilting plague."
Nov 15, 2020
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#35
I tilt every day 100 i not care because I sometimes beat 1100 and that’s what matters beating people rating higher then you because you will have confidence and stop tilting
I have been wondering how people are getting points here. Now that I understood people get points for each comments and such. I too got points after my comments here. Even though
GM_chess_player lost his ratings a little down, I am happy that I understood how people earn points. Thanks very much to GM_chess_player because it is your loss and subsequent
comment that made me understand this.
Yeah, whenever I tend to play bullet/blitz, I set my seeking range for people below my rating -50 my rating and ∞ for people higher than my rating.
NobleElevator wrote:
You made bad blunders in 3/4 of those games so I would recommend playing more longer incremented games ig
Yeah, :/ . I seem to miss hanging pieces. I didnt usually hang so many pieces before.
Nov 15, 2020
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#39
Behead him. Or call the police.
Are we talking about The Infamous Littering Troll, no?
If you have bad results, try doing tactics and drills. Those help.