I know am gonna get a lot of criticism for my views but I still want to express them. I have zero respect for players who's bullet is around 700+ points above their rapid / blitz/ daily.Â
The reason being , is that it simply implies that you are bad at the game and just rely on your fast mouse , better internet to win games and you do not possess the skills that a person of your rating must have .Â
Now don't get me wrong . I understand there are people who just play bullet all their life and have never really played any other format , hence they are underrated in other formats. I haven't included them in my criticism . I see players being 600-700 blitz after around 3000 games and 1400+ bullet after a similar game span. This is ridiculous.
I don't understand, aren't bullet games long? I only play bullet, and it never seems like a fast mouse has any sort of factor. Why do long games require less skill?
Were you high on weed while typing this ?
I know am gonna get a lot of criticism for my views but I still want to express them. I have zero respect for players who's bullet is around 700+ points above their rapid / blitz/ daily.Â
The reason being , is that it simply implies that you are bad at the game and just rely on your fast mouse , better internet to win games and you do not possess the skills that a person of your rating must have .Â
Now don't get me wrong . I understand there are people who just play bullet all their life and have never really played any other format , hence they are underrated in other formats. I haven't included them in my criticism . I see players being 600-700 blitz after around 3000 games and 1400+ bullet after a similar game span. This is ridiculous.
I don't understand, aren't bullet games long? I only play bullet, and it never seems like a fast mouse has any sort of factor. Why do long games require less skill?
Like I don't know how to express about what I feel about this comment
This is your last bullet game https://www.chess.com/game/live/12600514867?username=ehmtae
Decided by 0.2 seconds, how can your brain think a quick mouse makes no difference?