Never Resign after losing your queen

I won a extra knight, bishop, then the game after losing my queen. 

I mean, you were still completely losing until your opponent played the utterly braindead 19. Re1. Low Elo is fun.

Yeah. But I think I could still countinue the attack

My favorite quote:
"Nobody ever won a chess game by resigning" - Savielly Tartakower.

you still learned something from that game: what not to do

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You're pasting this everywhere the last two days, on topic or not. The word for this is 'spamming' and it violates the TOS you agreed to respect. Knock it off.

Exactly .

nah dude i would resign respectfully if i just blundered my queen i would just resign. if i did it on purpose i wouldnt but other way around it will just ruin the whole match i would blunder more pieces

I can't remember the last time I blundered my Queen, but when I feel I've been beaten, it's, "Congratulations, well done, good game... next!". Losing doesn't much bother me but I don't to stick around thinking about it for another 20 minutes or whatever.

Come from behind wins are the best but with chess, when you're losing more than a little, it can be a snowball effect. The equivalent in, say, baseball, would be like: it's the 7th inning, you're not only down seven to zero, you also no longer have a first baseman, a short stop or a left fielder. Or football, new rule: every time the other team scores, you lose the ability to field a player... it's the third quarter, you're down 27-0... worse, they have 11 men on the field to your 6.

I never resign because losing is good for me.