Time Cheaters..

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This application is a mess, its full of time cheaters.
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Yes dude im facing the same problem

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PetrosDube wrote:
This application is a mess, its full of time cheaters.

You made this claim a month ago and you  got the explanations about lag correction, and chess.com's architecture (clients don't communicate directly), etc. , that usually seem to satisfy people that they are mistaken.

What is actually happening? You play slow 15 10 and 30 0 time controls where these are not typical problems.

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what would u tell about the following screen shot? how was the game abandoned. i was playing white. that too exactly the time when I already won the game.

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it was white to move in above game

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Time, as they say in the physics department, is just nature's way of preventing everything from happening all at once, and there's a small but influential school of thought that holds that everything is indeed happening all at once, and that the passage of time is just an artifact of consciousness.  What would you do if you were taking your first solo drive on the freeway, losing your virginity and catching your first really big fish at the same time?  I would pull over on the shoulder and tell the girl to back off for a minute as I reeled in the fish through the window. 

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anirban_friends wrote:

what would u tell about the following screen shot? how was the game abandoned. i was playing white. that too exactly the time when I already won the game.

 

First step of solution is move out of India where one billion people sharing 1gb/s of internet . Most likely there is high chance of package loss in bad internet and your data did not reach to the server.

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Cheating should not be discussed on chess.com forums. I you need to discuss this issue, please join this club:

 

https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum

 

Thank you!

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FM_Checkmate wrote:

Cheating should not be discussed on chess.com forums. I you need to discuss this issue, please join this club:

 

https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum

 

Thank you!

agreed

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Yes. I'm no mod myself, but, this is commencing to become an issue where people talk about cheaters. It is not right, and you can get in trouble. The Cheating Forum is the exact place to talk about it. Done deal. I just want to address this, before a mod comes and closes this. Plus, it will be easier for them.

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This thread isn't really about cheating. It's about lag. 

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 The title and such talks about cheaters.

 

Also, I just wanted to say this because a mod would do it if they see this. Just a warning.

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No biggy

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SmyslovFan wrote:

This thread isn't really about cheating. It's about lag. 

Petrosdube was allowed to make a thread about it last month, so why not this month? (And a mod did see the thread and made a comment.)

The difference, I think, is that no accusations were made against particular opponents. Everyone must steer clear of those. Anirban should edit his post to delete the name of his opponent.

If you look at the game score, Anirban, it shows that you disconnected and abandoned the game after taking almost a minute to decide what response to make to Qxf3.

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Just relates to cheating, and, if this was allowed, then I guess we can let this slide.

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 But the mod left an FAQ link, and yet the same thing has been posted 1 month later. Just a bit strange.

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I see Anirban has already made another thread accusing his opponent of hacking the connection.

Anirban, you have to write emails to support. You aren't allowed to make such accusations in the forum.

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 Again:

https://www.chess.com/club/cheating-forum