I don't think you should make this forum
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it's just going to make people not like you
why dont players resign?
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Dec 18, 2020
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#43
Dah_Happyhoppyhorsi3 wrote:
A person forced me to mate him with 2 bishops. We played until the very end, wasting lots of both of our time, and extending the game to 90 moves! why do some players never resign, do they not have the resign button? https://www.chess.com/game/live/5993866380
I agree, he should have resigned.
But it's very impressive, you know how to mate with two bishops!
I've tried, but I never seem to be able to get the right technique.
All of you have gotten completely played.
Lmao
MISTER_McCHESS wrote:
I don't think you should make this forum.
it's just going to make people not like you
I was thinking about making a crazyhouse "my opponent hacked" forum, but yeah.
Dec 18, 2020
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#47
Your opponent is not obliged to resign ! ....also this topic has had its best days on the forums.
vp_gupta wrote:
Dah_Happyhoppyhorsi3 wrote:
A person forced me to mate him with 2 bishops. We played until the very end, wasting lots of both of our time, and extending the game to 90 moves! why do some players never resign, do they not have the resign button? https://www.chess.com/game/live/5993866380
I agree, he should have resigned.
But it's very impressive, you know how to mate with two bishops!
I've tried, but I never seem to be able to get the right technique.
Not really, I almost got the fifty move rule. Bishop and horsie is impressive tho.
Dec 18, 2020
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#49
"Never Resign" or "Never Lose Hope" as said by IM Eric Rosen where he played an odd game by only having his rooks and pawns vs. the entire army when he sacrificed a rook and then used the other rook to force draw.
Link to video: IM Eric Rosen: "Never Lose Hope"
it is your opponent choice to resign or not
you have no power over the thing
and about the stuff "respecting your opponent"
this is a GAME / WAR
here nothing comes in between
HMF
maybe ill move it to off topic
ok
to teach my opponent a lesson on not resigning by performing a artistic checkmate, and possibly annoying him 
Dah_Happyhoppyhorsi3 wrote:
to teach my opponent a lesson on not resigning by performing a artistic checkmate, and possibly annoying him
what you are doing is completely fine but also not resigning is also fine!
yes, and im actually happy that my opponent didnt resign, so i could have some fun teaching him a lesson
I'm starting to think the resign button should just disappear...
Then even more players would just abandon games once they start losing. There's nothing wrong with resigning. It's abandoning games WITHOUT resigning (and forcing your opponent to sit staring at the board for several minutes) that is disrespectful and should be discouraged.