I don't really talk in live chess.
Swearing in live chess
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You can just block them.
'Drat' is an acceptable expression, or even 'double drat'.
This is answered already.
Nov 23, 2010
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I tend to get sworn at if I refuse a rematch after I've won, and it tends to be Americans who do the swearing, but I don't really care.
Nov 23, 2010
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#27
lovablekash wrote:
I'm friendly but I like playing rude ppl, nothing they say phases me, I just see it as banter. I like seeing if I can get them really angry and it so much more satisfying beating them. And no matter what I say I'm always guilt free.
Same here.
lovablekash wrote:
I'm friendly but I like playing rude ppl, nothing they say phases me, I just see it as banter. I like seeing if I can get them really angry and it so much more satisfying beating them. And no matter what I say I'm always guilt free.
The best defense is a good offense. I had someone trash talking not too long ago. Beating him was extremely satisfying.
Yep. When people swear, I play better chess. Perhaps the naughty filter should be disabled so that better chess is played?
When somebody swears at you, take it as a sign of success.
zys2 wrote:
Today when I beat someone at live chess they swore at me does no one care for good sportsmanship anymore?
Some people just dont know how to communicate properly. Disable chat or just continue to be nice to them. I find not getting upset and continuing to be nice seems to bother them more.
Dont let it distact you from putting a whipping on em.