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Originally posted by BigDoggProblemhttp://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=148235&page=&page=28
trap their king in a corner so they can only shuffle back and forth. then cue up a bunch of conditional moves - the more the better. (don't forget to move a pawn every 50 moves.) then you will find out if they truly never resign. heck, they may even learn how to do it after this.
4 posts from bottom. Six years according to SG.
Conditional moves are a bad idea though, as they are played immediately. Much better to wait until the end of the timeout each time!
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I have no problem with this. The way I see it, if I'm winning a game and my opponent won't resign, I have a pleasing, optimistic and future-facing picture to look at every time I log in, whereas he just has a picture of his imminent defeat. If it was left to me, I wouldn't let any of my defeated opponents resign, whereas my own resignations would take place in nanoseconds, with a nanosecond superadded to inform my opponent that it was a "gg lol".
Originally posted by Rank outsiderI just like the thought of my opponent thinking he's going to be able to move and then go away for awhile, only to find it's always still his move. 😀
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4 posts from bottom. Six years according to SG.
Conditional moves are a bad idea though, as they are played immediately. Much better to wait until the end of the timeout each time!