responding to cleveroak
Is there a no resignation option on chess?
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Fun Fact: OK stands for Olla Kalla or Oll Korrect
Aug 25, 2020
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#44
The objective of the game is whatever any individual chooses it to be. Someone can make it their objective to capture a Bishop, if they really want!
Use the finish vs computer button
SchaakVoorAlles wrote:
lfPatriotGames wrote: Calculator is right. Checkmate is the objective of the game.
I think you meant to say that you share his opinion.
I suppose so. I share the opinion of chess.com. I share the opinion of Wikipedia. I share the opinion of the rules of chess. I share the opinion of FIDE, I share the opinion of USCF, etc.
zixin2505 wrote:
Some people resign for fun, so try to avoid them
That's called sandbagging, and they'll get banned soon enough.
Continue the game against a computer
Aug 28, 2020
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#51
winston_weng wrote:
zixin2505 wrote:
Some people resign for fun, so try to avoid them
That's called sandbagging, and they'll get banned soon enough.
I will not complain about free rating points.
Aug 29, 2020
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#52
Megaohms wrote:
I’m with CleverOak. My last 4 games have ended with early resignation as soon as I make a good move or two and take an advantage, with the game far from over. It an option, if you don’t like it then choose another challenge so you can quit as soon as your not winning.
Thank you. Finally someone reasonable.
I said why there is no resign confirmation when you are playing correspondence
Jun 7, 2024
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#56
People would just quit anyway if a resignation were rejected. Plenty of people do that anyway, instead of resigning.
Jun 7, 2024
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#57
chesssblackbelt wrote:
this would be so cool if there was a reject the resignation button
It would certainly appeal to sadists. And perhaps to masochists as well.
I have NEVER resigned a game on chess.com. I’m not a quitter. If there was an emergency I would tell them, and then draw.
For this*
What if they decline draw
See my reply on the post above or are you adding to what I said??