913Glorax12 wrote:
Well, look who is back!
Yeah, sorta though. I don't know if I will be as active as I used to be.
I can hoenstly say I'm disgusted
Sort:
Doesn't really matter, you are here now
Yeah, that's true
Welcome back, Dexie.
What do you mean 'pressuring' you into defeat?
Versus kindly asking you to lose?
johnmusacha wrote:
Welcome back, Dexie.
Thank you
Jul 21, 2014
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#28
I'm better than the players I play against, but they pressure me into making bad moves by going all out on the board after I'm clearly in a winning position, playing hte most aggressive moves possible and getting lucky, when I continue to try to keep the game stable. In 1 minute games they run and play as much defense as possible.
they're not even making good moves
I can beat most of them a piece down, and I actually play better when I lose a piece fast because i don't feel the pressure to beat them.
Someone volunteer me for vivisection. Please.
pullin wrote:
I'm better than the players I play against, but they pressure me into making bad moves by going all out on the board after I'm clearly in a winning position, playing hte most aggressive moves possible and getting lucky, when I continue to try to keep the game stable. In 1 minute games they run and play as much defense as possible.
they're not even making good moves
I can beat most of them a piece down, and I actually play better when I lose a piece fast because i don't feel the pressure to beat them.
Of course they'll do that! It's one minute chess. It's very easy to make a mistake. They, who do have intellectualism know that, so they do it
gtrrobster wrote:
What do you mean 'pressuring' you into defeat?
Versus kindly asking you to lose?
No, they keep telling you to resign. Eventually, you curl up in a ball and yell "Leave me alone! Leave me alone! Take the win! In fact, take my chess board and peices!" *Throws a knight at opponent "Don't forget my my clock!" *Flings clock at opponent. Hitting him square in the head resulting in a slow and painful death. "What have I done?! What have I done! I killed him! NOOOOO! Life is pointless now!" *Graps both bishops and gorges them straight into your own eyes, you scream "OWWWW! This hurts!" But you can't stop and you fall in the floor dead.
Everyone else in the tournment room?
Well, they kept on playing like nothing happened. They are playing for a win afterall.
pullin wrote:
I'm better than the players I play against, but they pressure me into making bad moves by going all out on the board after I'm clearly in a winning position, playing hte most aggressive moves possible and getting lucky, when I continue to try to keep the game stable. In 1 minute games they run and play as much defense as possible.
they're not even making good moves
I can beat most of them a piece down, and I actually play better when I lose a piece fast because i don't feel the pressure to beat them.
Play the board, not the person...
THE END
For THIS thread. Now he started another one.
I think my story went a little far
Jul 21, 2014
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#36
pullin wrote:
I can beat most of them a piece down, and I actually play better when I lose a piece fast because i don't feel the pressure to beat them.
I play a lot better when my opponent takes two or three pieces for free. No pressure at all, I just intellectualize them. Hoenstly.
pullin wrote:
I'm better than the players I play against, but they pressure me into making bad moves by going all out on the board after I'm clearly in a winning position, playing hte most aggressive moves possible and getting lucky, when I continue to try to keep the game stable. In 1 minute games they run and play as much defense as possible.
they're not even making good moves
I can beat most of them a piece down, and I actually play better when I lose a piece fast because i don't feel the pressure to beat them.
After looking at your profile, and reading some of your posts, I would suggest getting over your superioroty complex, and enjoy playing chess.
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913Glorax12 wrote:
gtrrobster wrote:
What do you mean 'pressuring' you into defeat?
Versus kindly asking you to lose?
No, they keep telling you to resign. Eventually, you curl up in a ball and yell "Leave me alone! Leave me alone! Take the win! In fact, take my chess board and peices!" *Throws a knight at opponent "Don't forget my my clock!" *Flings clock at opponent. Hitting him square in the head resulting in a slow and painful death. "What have I done?! What have I done! I killed him! NOOOOO! Life is pointless now!" *Graps both bishops and gorges them straight into your own eyes, you scream "OWWWW! This hurts!" But you can't stop and you fall in the floor dead.
Everyone else in the tournment room?
Well, they kept on playing like nothing happened. They are playing for a win afterall.
You on something?
Well, look who is back!