This delightful human being allowed the clock to run down 4.20 in a five minute blitz.
Oh well
people abandoning games instead of resigning
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Bro the lag today is just to much, slow snail pace chess it kills me it really does, lichess runs like a Rolls Royce engine, ok that engine maybe inside a Lada but still you'd think you'd wanna be better than your closest competitor
j4ck4l5 wrote:
The community only has itself to blame. This is what happens when you refuse rematches. And if you need to justify it: Your win means nothing if you can't repeat it.
the number of people who I've beaten, then accepted a rematch and lost, and didn't get the tiebreaker is too many to count. your comment means nothing to me
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killacleve wrote:
j4ck4l5 wrote:
The community only has itself to blame. This is what happens when you refuse rematches. And if you need to justify it: Your win means nothing if you can't repeat it.
the number of people who I've beaten, then accepted a rematch and lost, and didn't get the tiebreaker is too many to count. your comment means nothing to me
I've noticed that people who offer a rematch play noticeably better in the rematch. Just saying.
too late-