2. is very relatable.
3. I was on a pc once, then I accidentaly pulled the cord out with my foot and got disconnected..
2. is very relatable.
3. I was on a pc once, then I accidentaly pulled the cord out with my foot and got disconnected..
5. Playing bullet on this site for me always loses because my computer can't keep up. It always crashes unless I use lichess or chesstempo
6. When you fall asleep in the middle of a game because you chose to play it when you woke up in the middle of the night
7. When your battery dies just as you're about to checkmate your opponent
9. You lose on time because you HAD to go to the bathroom
That's why I set the timer for 10 minutes instead of 1
14. Realising you need glasses when you play on your phone and take a bishop instead of a queen. That hurt on so many counts.
15. Playing bullet, then returning to 'normal' games but forgetting you're not playing bullet anymore.
14. Realising you need glasses when you play on your phone and take a bishop instead of a queen. That hurt on so many counts.
I'd feel sorry for anyone whom this applies to
1. Being forced away from the computer by your parents before you can finish the game
2. When you disconnect and can't reconnect in time
Same.
18. When the bars are full but the game lags and so every move takes 5 seconds. So you lose on time.
19. And/or then the whole thing disconnects.
Have you heard of the Chessbrah twitch YouTube channel? Features two GMs named Eric Hansen and Aman Hambledon. I am a subscriber to them, and on Sundays, they play all the subscribers who challenge them. I was completely winning against Aman up a queen for a knight at the end of a bullet game and made the one losing move that blundered a fork and lost the game... in front of over 1 thousand viewers. That game months ago was one reason I felt I needed a break and I'm just getting back into the game now with a better attitude
1. Being forced away from the computer by your parents before you can finish the game
2. When you disconnect and can't reconnect in time