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Bro those people are so annoying, why do they do that they are just gonna get reported
that is why you CAN compare chess players to Free Fire players 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Before the internet was a thing, I would never have guessed that if you gave people anonymity, a large fraction of them would use it to behave like 4-year-old children.
report him, "oral abuse"
very true
lmao
Yeah, it's super annoying. I will confess I have trolled like that before, but yes it is almost always from a position of insecurity lol
How dare you
Aug 29, 2021
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#12
Hard to believe a fellow that posts an avatar pic of himself at the gym would have an esteem problem, isn't it?
Mr-Mudd wrote:
Gringotuerto wrote:
Before the internet was a thing, I would never have guessed that if you gave people anonymity, a large fraction of them would use it to behave like 4-year-old children.
And I wouldn't have guessed that a large fraction of other people are so easily offended.
lol, maybe that's true too. I just notice a huge difference in the way people interact online vs in person, and I wonder why. People don't stand in the grocery store line and snipe at each other, for the most part.
Mr-Mudd wrote:
You already shared this in another thread on a similar topic. https://www.chess.com/forum/view/help-support/rude-player-3?page=2
#32
So what?
Mr-Mudd wrote:
Gringotuerto wrote:
Before the internet was a thing, I would never have guessed that if you gave people anonymity, a large fraction of them would use it to behave like 4-year-old children.
And I wouldn't have guessed that a large fraction of other people are so easily offended.
Since I didn't say anything to the troll and he felt compelled to let me know he was up 1 to 3, it seems like he was the one who got easily offended at the one game he lost, since he couldn't just move on. Do you not realize the irony of what you're saying?
Aug 29, 2021
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#16
nycreact wrote:
Gotta love the messages you get from insecure people who play chess on this site. Like I don't get it, why send a nasty message after a game? If you win, just GG and move on with your day. If you lose, see what you did wrong and try to improve. The insecurity levels among some chess players is insane.
Trolling seems to make you uncoordinate as a person. Thats why you make this post
The question is did you see what you did wrong and did you improve?
iswardeuri wrote:
nycreact wrote:
Gotta love the messages you get from insecure people who play chess on this site. Like I don't get it, why send a nasty message after a game? If you win, just GG and move on with your day. If you lose, see what you did wrong and try to improve. The insecurity levels among some chess players is insane.
Trolling seems to make you uncoordinate as a person. Thats why you make this post
Makes me uncoordinate as a person? What does that even mean?
Piglemon wrote:
The question is did you see what you did wrong and did you improve?
I do after all the games I lose. With that being said, it was bullet chess where a lot of games are decided by speed and not skill. I've won and lost so many games on cheapos that I just take bullet as fun and not too serious
Aug 30, 2021
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#20
nycreact wrote:
iswardeuri wrote:
nycreact wrote:
Gotta love the messages you get from insecure people who play chess on this site. Like I don't get it, why send a nasty message after a game? If you win, just GG and move on with your day. If you lose, see what you did wrong and try to improve. The insecurity levels among some chess players is insane.
Trolling seems to make you uncoordinate as a person. Thats why you make this post
Makes me uncoordinate as a person? What does that even mean?
Your pieces ran here and there because of pressure of attacker but your pieces has the task of protecting your king. Your pieces are you and you look uncoordinated to protect your king
Gotta love the messages you get from insecure people who play chess on this site. Like I don't get it, why send a nasty message after a game? If you win, just GG and move on with your day. If you lose, see what you did wrong and try to improve. The insecurity levels among some chess players is insane.