Gamificast wrote:
The game that you and your opponent have just shared together will probably never be played ever again. Also, no-one else will ever know that it happened (unless you tell someone that is)! A lot of the games that you played when you were younger are long forgotten. Thousands of games a day that are played on chess.com are just ignored forever.
So, that game is your own personal piece of history. Doesn't that feel awesome?
Just think about how many games could have gone unknown and unloved (like Morphy's Opera Game or the Evergreen Game) if they were not published?
That is why I created the thread below, where I show to the World my wonderful masterpieces in chess and how I created the amazing BRAIN FRY ATTACK.
The game that you and your opponent have just shared together will probably never be played ever again. Also, no-one else will ever know that it happened (unless you tell someone that is)! A lot of the games that you played when you were younger are long forgotten. Thousands of games a day that are played on chess.com are just ignored forever.
So, that game is your own personal piece of history. Doesn't that feel awesome?
Just think about how many games could have gone unknown and unloved (like Morphy's Opera Game or the Evergreen Game) if they were not published?