Why do you suppose somebody rated 1757 would challenge

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Conflagration_Planet
Eric_T wrote:
khorne wrote:

what's the problem if the player is a 1000 points below playing a person 1000 higher than them. I would see this as a good thing because the lower rated player can use the game as a learning experience  and the higher rated player probably just wants a game of chess and besides ratting should be only concerned about  when their playing in official ratted tournaments. when a player is in a section e.g Minors, Majors, challengers and masters if the player is barley in the section or barley under the appoved ratting standard


 Not much of a learning experience.  I don't learn a whole lot by playing someone rated 2400, I just see my pieces disappearing.  Now when I play someone 300-400 points higher than me, then I can learn something because I sort of understand what they are doing.


 I've already taken the chalenge. I agree with what you say here too.

EternalChess
Maybe he saw you trolling and wanted to pound you like a little kid, I know I would.
Chesspaladin

Undecided i sometimes do that

Conflagration_Planet
SerbianChessStar wrote:
Maybe he saw you trolling and wanted to pound you like a little kid, I know I would.

 You sound like a MAJOR nut job, or a nerd.

EternalChess
Do I...? Or do you?
Conflagration_Planet

YOU.

EternalChess
woodshover wrote:

YOU.


 what about me?

Kytan

*Ahem*  Aside from the trolling and retorts that could really use some work, I don't really see anything wrong here.  The lower rated player has nothing to lose, and if you can't pick up anything at all, then I would suggest reviewing the game more carefully afterwards.  I personally don't go seeking out lower rated players, but I will usually play anyone who accepts my seeks, no matter what their rating.

Trlblzr1

What the hell is trolling?

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In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking other users into a desired emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.

jim995
RDR75 wrote:

In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking other users into a desired emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.


 okkk........ I, for one, challenge all my friends the moment I make friends with him/her.

Conflagration_Planet

Now I'm wondering why a FM would.

EternalChess

I believe i said this earlier.. people love beating on trolls.

Conflagration_Planet
SerbianChessStar wrote:

I believe i said this earlier.. people love beating on trolls.


 I guess you should know, being the biggest one on here.

EternalChess
woodshover wrote:
SerbianChessStar wrote:

I believe i said this earlier.. people love beating on trolls.


 I guess you should know, being the biggest one on here.


 LOL

yo why u sending me notes little troll? go annoy someone else.

Yume_Shii

Maybe he or she just enjoys a challenge. Smile Is it not, after all, about having fun?

DC_cookie_G

maybe they wanted to learn how to suck at chess Tongue out

Conflagration_Planet
SerbianChessStar wrote:
woodshover wrote:
SerbianChessStar wrote:

I believe i said this earlier.. people love beating on trolls.


 I guess you should know, being the biggest one on here.


 LOL

yo why u sending me notes little troll? go annoy someone else.


 The only not I'm sending you is one telling you you're blocked, you moronic little jackass.

Conflagration_Planet
DC_cookie_G wrote:

maybe they wanted to learn how to suck at chess


 Then you should start expecting challenges soon, considering your rating.