Use of bots in live game?
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I am seeing just a similar pattern of game play here with live users. Almost all moves are same, same style, same strategy.
Apr 27, 2017
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#2
Your opponents are probably following opening principals. Like:
- Place a pawn in the center (two pawns if possible)
- Develop your knights and bishops quickly
- Castle quickly, and ideally to a side where the 3 flank pawns have not moved
- Don't move many pawns in the opening
- Don't move the queen out early, and don't move her far away from the home square
An ideal picture looks something like this:
This coming from the guy who double fianchettos every game? Your opponents' play seem varied enough to me.
TRextastic wrote:
?? I didn't get your point.
This coming from the guy who double fianchettos every game? Your opponents' play seem varied enough to me.
The_Chin_Of_Quinn wrote:
Thank you for tips. Appreciated.
Your opponents are probably following opening principals. Like:
- Place a pawn in the center (two pawns if possible)
- Develop your knights and bishops quickly
- Castle quickly, and ideally to a side where the 3 flank pawns have not moved
- Don't move many pawns in the opening
- Don't move the queen out early, and don't move her far away from the home square
An ideal picture looks something like this:
Hxz0r3 wrote:
TRextastic wrote:
This coming from the guy who double fianchettos every game? Your opponents' play seem varied enough to me.
?? I didn't get your point.
"I am seeing just a similar pattern of game play here with live users. Almost all moves are same, same style, same strategy."
My point is that you're just describing yourself. You do the same thing every game and for some reason think everyone else is playing the same way? Yet when I look at your games, your opponents play different openings. You play the exact same one, though.
Apr 28, 2017
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#8
It's The Borg. Players are being assimilated. Resistance is futile. I just watched a rerun of Star Trek Voyager and former-Borg Seven of Nine used nanoprobes to cheat. I bet she knows how to apply them to chess!