It's a trade-off like most things I suppose. Since we are living in C-WORD Times, I've grown used to playing online and not worrying about setting clocks or finding batteries or picking up chess pieces off the coffee shop floor while juggling donuts.
Chess clubs are too stuffy, quiet and restrictive for me now.
But Playing online there is nobody there to see me win or lose.
And I can only go about an hour breathing in a mask. My glasses fog up and it's annoying playing" Mother May I" or "Simon Says", everywhere I go nowadays. I miss the social aspect the most.
I missed my opportunity to invest in those big floor stickers, but that's another post. The Game of Twister by Milton Bradley.
So do you miss over the board in the last year and a half or do you like playing anonymously online now?
Chess clubs are too stuffy, quiet and restrictive for me now.
But Playing online there is nobody there to see me win or lose.
And I can only go about an hour breathing in a mask. My glasses fog up and it's annoying playing" Mother May I" or "Simon Says", everywhere I go nowadays. I miss the social aspect the most.
I missed my opportunity to invest in those big floor stickers, but that's another post. The Game of Twister by Milton Bradley.
So do you miss over the board in the last year and a half or do you like playing anonymously online now?
