Still too afraid to play against humans, i finally beat xQc bot(1200) without any mistakes!

After playing chess for 2 months and losing to him like 8 times in a row, i finally beat him and with no inaccuracies either!
Still won't feel comfortable playing against someone till i beat the 1500 bots though

Nice!

good job

wow, great job! I just started playing.....rank 500 and I'm constantly getting roasted by real peeps. maybe I should train like you

thank you very much!

Good job but why afraid ?

it is a game and if you play with player with similar ranking you will learn more then play bots

I beat him twice

He plays pretty good

Congrats on your win! I hear ya. I have known how to play Chess since I was a kid, but never really studied or tried to learn more. Joined Chess.com a month ago or so and still get anxious starting a game with a real person, I just keep loosing.

Yeah, that's the problem with many others. You won't get anywhere by doing nothing, and at the beginning you'll always lose. Start your first and disregard anything, because the opportunities of winning far outweigh the feeling of losing. At your level, you want to experiment and just play as much as possible.

I felt the same way starting out! Here's hoping you can build up the courage to play against others! Just know it's not as scary as you might think.  

@tactixianchess - Thank you for your advice. Makes sense.

Wot

That's a great story.. I'm a long way from beating that level of bot!

Better to play actual players. The bots are overrated and make weird moves. There's nothing wrong with losing games. That's just a natural part of the learning experience at any rating.

Why wait till you beat 1500 bot? Humans play different to bots and games tend to be much more interesting with people. They'll always be someone at your level no matter how good you get so just go for it. You'll win some, you'll lose some and you'll enjoy it more. 

Bro xQc is very easy i can beet up to 1800

Completely untrue. Playing against actual players doesn't help anything. It actually hinders your learning because you are forced to focus on your time. I never lose a game in bullet against humans, but I'm a terrible chess player. In order for me to improve I have to actually study the positions of games, which you can't do in a real match against a human.