becoming a subscriber

cesaar

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20 May 05

cesaar

Lo, Belgium

Joined: 01 Jan 05
Moves: 7788

20 May 05

Suppose I become a subscriber : do I lose my current rating, nick name etc and do I have to start all over again ?

kyngj

42.4º N / -71.2º W

Joined: 11 Jun 01
Moves: 90620

20 May 05

Originally posted by cesaar
Suppose I become a subscriber : do I lose my current rating, nick name etc and do I have to start all over again ?

no.

cesaar

Lo, Belgium

Joined: 01 Jan 05
Moves: 7788

20 May 05

This was a short but clear answer. Thanks. However, considering my current rating, I doubt whether it should make me happy 😉

Phlabibit

Mystic Meg

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Joined: 27 Mar 03
Moves: 17242

20 May 05

Originally posted by cesaar
This was a short but clear answer. Thanks. However, considering my current rating, I doubt whether it should make me happy 😉

What's wrong with high 1300's? You'll get better with time, if you put the time into improving your game. You don't need to be a 2000 rated player to enjoy chess or RHP.

ES

cesaar

Lo, Belgium

Joined: 01 Jan 05
Moves: 7788

20 May 05

Let's hope i'll get better. I've been trying for years now ... :'(
I want to die as a 2000-player

demonseed

Joined: 19 Mar 05
Moves: 11878

20 May 05

Originally posted by cesaar
Let's hope i'll get better. I've been trying for years now ... :'(
I want to die as a 2000-player

That can be arranged Mr Faust.

MU HA HA HA HA MUUUHA HA

kyngj

42.4º N / -71.2º W

Joined: 11 Jun 01
Moves: 90620

20 May 05

Originally posted by cesaar
This was a short but clear answer. Thanks. However, considering my current rating, I doubt whether it should make me happy 😉

Yeah, I considered embellishing it and adding more in, but then I figured that that was unnecessary. ;-)