90007000 wrote:
NOOOOOOO WAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Netzach: Now, that's one of those kids that escaped from chesskid that you're talking about.
Should there be some minigames on chess.com?
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Send him back pls...
90007000 wrote:
how,i love chess.com and chesskid
SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Chesskid sucks what? 
90007000 wrote:
NOOOOOOO WAYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There is a reason why there is a chess.com kids and a regular chess.com..
netzach wrote:
Send him back pls...
Now, now, be nice to the kids here....
90007000 wrote:
how,i love chess.com and chesskid
SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!True. The lack of public forums makes the place quite dull.
90007000 wrote:
how,i love chess.com and chesskid
SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol i love this kid lol
TheBigDecline wrote:
90007000 wrote:
how,i love chess.com and chesskid
SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!True. The lack of public forums makes the place quite dull.
True. And the lack of minigames makes this place not as interesting as it could be.
90007000 wrote:
macer75 wrote:
netzach wrote:
Send him back pls...
Now, now, be nice to the kids here....
U R A KID CAUSE U WANT MINIGAMES WHICH R FUN
I wish I were a kid, but sadly, I'm past that age.
90007000 wrote:
macer75 wrote:
netzach wrote:
Send him back pls...
Now, now, be nice to the kids here....
U R A KID CAUSE U WANT MINIGAMES WHICH R FUN
lol! you think he is a little kid because he wants minigames and you say there fun? your saying you like minigames to if you think there fun. You should read what your saying. So if you think minigames are for kids and you think there fun, what does that make you?
Argonaut13 wrote:
90007000 wrote:
macer75 wrote:
netzach wrote:
Send him back pls...
Now, now, be nice to the kids here....
U R A KID CAUSE U WANT MINIGAMES WHICH R FUN
lol! you think he is a little kid because he wants minigames and you say there fun? your saying you like minigames to if you think there fun. You should read what your saying. So if you think minigames are for kids and you think there fun, what does that make you?
A kid. And he is a kid. So there's nothing wrong with what he's saying.
macer75 wrote:
TheBigDecline wrote:
90007000 wrote:
how,i love chess.com and chesskid
SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!True. The lack of public forums makes the place quite dull.
True. And the lack of minigames makes this place not as interesting as it could be.
You know what I do when I get (temporarily) fed up from Chess, or when I have to wait for my moves in Correspondence Chess? I play 3D Pinball Space Cadet, best minigame in existence! :D
I even wrote a blog about my vast experiences with this game: http://www.chess.com/blog/TheBigDecline/why-is-this-game-so-addictive
EDIT: had to blot out some spelling mistakes
90007000 wrote:
wow
I've never played that, which is funny for an RPG fan like myself. But how is it? Do you like it?
macer75 wrote:
90007000 wrote:
wow
I've never played that, which is funny for an RPG fan like myself. But how is it? Do you like it?
Its a very old game. i think 1999 it came out if im remembereing right?
Gambitking mocked this generation of American youth, needing distraction from chess. I would remind him that many 19th and 20th century chess grandmasters also played checkers, poker, games of all sorts. And people like Botvinnik (engineer) and Taimanov (concert pianist) and Smyslov (opera singer) credited their other occupations as having a distractive, and positive effect on their chess. Don't knock distraction; it's as old as mammals.
No, no and no.
Regular chess has enough gaming value to last a lifetime.
If you want colourful games with powerups there are plenty of other good sites.
no
TheGambitKing wrote:
adamstask wrote:
Gambitking mocked this generation of American youth, needing distraction from chess. I would remind him that many 19th and 20th century chess grandmasters also played checkers, poker, games of all sorts. And people like Botvinnik (engineer) and Taimanov (concert pianist) and Smyslov (opera singer) credited their other occupations as having a distractive, and positive effect on their chess. Don't knock distraction; it's as old as mammals.
Equating the worthy pursuits of the great players of the past with the substanceless, vapid, worthless, trivial, degrading bin of garbage that passes for 'entertainment' among the youth of today is akin to mentioning 'Green Day' in the same sentence as 'Iron Maiden'. Unfortunately, it looks like I did precisely that.
And by the way, if chess isn't exciting to you, then why are you here? What are you all doing in your life? What change are you effecting? How are championing the cause of the burdened proletariat? What's your excuse?
My excuse is that I don't feel like it. Happy now?
Chess.com used to be perfectly fine.
Until all you brats escaped from chesskids and overun the forums. :)
I think "trolls" would be a much more appropriate word than "brats." Also, I had my chess.com account before I created my chesskid account, and technically I'm not supposed to have a chesskid account (only kids, parents and coaches are supposed to have one, and I'm too old to be a kid, not planning to ever become a parent in my life, and not quite qualified to be a coach... yet).