@ChessMVPmaster said in #61:
> Honestly, just stop arguing.
Honestly, are you a moderator or you just like to run your mouth?
> Honestly, just stop arguing.
Honestly, are you a moderator or you just like to run your mouth?
@Akbar2thegreat said in #59:
> @pointlesswindows
> In some previous threads I liked your way of view.
> But now in this one you are clearly wrong and not accepting and hence you are just making fun of yourself.
Nonsense again. I am bored, try something better.
> @pointlesswindows
> In some previous threads I liked your way of view.
> But now in this one you are clearly wrong and not accepting and hence you are just making fun of yourself.
Nonsense again. I am bored, try something better.
@pointlesswindows said in #63:
> Nonsense again. I am bored, try something better.
Oh, sorry! I didn't know that you are a badmouther!
> Nonsense again. I am bored, try something better.
Oh, sorry! I didn't know that you are a badmouther!
@peppie23 said in #34:
> I notice that Lance5500 plays against averagely 1000 lower rated players (rapid). So I am not surprised at all then you can manage this way a streak of 380 but is it ethically ok to do that? Even if it is to point out weaknesses of beginners then still I believe there are better and less rude ways to do that. Laughing with the mistakes of others is legally not forbidden but not something a gentleman would do. I also notice some sites now start to forbid making new accounts to just do speedruns (starting from 0 and go as fast as possible so preferably with a long winningstreak to an online toprating) at the expense of the community.
In which events have these rapid games been played? Would you keep the same opinion after the research?
> I notice that Lance5500 plays against averagely 1000 lower rated players (rapid). So I am not surprised at all then you can manage this way a streak of 380 but is it ethically ok to do that? Even if it is to point out weaknesses of beginners then still I believe there are better and less rude ways to do that. Laughing with the mistakes of others is legally not forbidden but not something a gentleman would do. I also notice some sites now start to forbid making new accounts to just do speedruns (starting from 0 and go as fast as possible so preferably with a long winningstreak to an online toprating) at the expense of the community.
In which events have these rapid games been played? Would you keep the same opinion after the research?
Look at this lichess.org/@/Ingrid-vengeance/perf/horden 820 won games in a row.
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