This people are very annoying and bad manners
Why are people here so UNMERCYFUL?
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Jul 21, 2017
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#3
Ummmmm how about you don't leave that bishop unprotected. This is your fault, your opponents simply take what is given, why should they draw when they are winning, now that is stupid.
So you agree with my enemies. Very ungentlemen like.
A gentlemen would play fair and Accept My Draw. Other people just wanto see me Suffer, because they are GREEdy. All they care about is WIN, not MANNERS.
There is a big diiferene between these two kinds of people.
I have more proof:
If my enemy make a mistake, and they Beg for Draw, I give them Draw. Because I am not Savagery.
Everyone should follow my example,
I play like ratings don;t exit, I could care less about ratings. I have good days and bad. I am here to play the game. One nice thing about Chess,com, is I don't have to chose my opponent, it is always a shot in the dark.
Jul 22, 2017
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#7
Hahahaha...hooo very nice whining,made my day.When my opponent hangs a bishop i would love to kill it and drag its body through the warfront to make the enemy feel the pain.There is no draw or pact between lions and men.That's how it is.Someone ought to draw the blood in chess.Play well so that its not you from whom its drawn.
I'm thinking chess is not the right game for your personality. May I suggest solitaire?
*grabs popcorn
Jul 22, 2017
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#10
If you make a very stupid mistake and want the game to end, YOU should resign. That is good manners.
Jul 22, 2017
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#11
I might give a draw or take back (depending where I'm playing) for an obvious mouse slip, but not an oversight.
Agnespat wrote:
If you make a very stupid mistake and want the game to end, YOU should resign. That is good manners.
I totally agree to that.
Maybe chess is NOT for you...Go and visit sick children in the hospital, bring them love and warmth.
Jul 22, 2017
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#14
how else for you to grow then deliver sharp rebuke when you make mistakes , chess is a tough game its gonna get to you and do your head in at times ,
now though you got a valuable chess lesson on why its not good to hang your pieces , and remember in chess what they do to you you also can do to them
Jul 22, 2017
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#15
i made a mistake in this game and i offered a draw but my opponent declined because he wanted a win. over one little mistake. Shame on them.
Jul 22, 2017
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#18
cjxchess16 wrote:
@Slow_pawn is it this game?
lol well done, cjxchess16.
Yes , you do have the right to decline a draw , but what I will say is that (unfortunately) a lot of people who play on this site are very unsporting , and frankly downright nasty some of them . Having said that , there are many , many nice people too .
Jul 22, 2017
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#20
Melvyn-G wrote:
Yes , you do have the right to decline a draw , but what I will say is that (unfortunately) a lot of people who play on this site are very unsporting , and frankly downright nasty some of them . Having said that , there are many , many nice people too .
I agree, well said.
Every game I swear,, EVERY GAME.
I make a stupid mistake such as leaving my bishop outside unprotected. then my enemy capture the piece. I offer draw beg for mercy, But my enemy DECLINES dRAW. Even Though I Clearly Made Stupid Mistake. These rating hungery people are annoying me greatly
Will Chess.com Fix The Problem? These opponents prevent me from getting 1000 rated