While I haven't had people let games go completely, quite a few times my opponent has started making moves once every 6 or more days as soon as i have got in a winning position 😠. I'm not sure if people are hoping for my computer to bugger up, or maybe for me to get hit by a bus, but it gets very irritating when i can see my opponents making moves in their other games and leaving me to stew.
Originally posted by dylI know what you are saying. It doesn't usually happen to me, but it must be frustrating.
While I haven't had people let games go completely, quite a few times my opponent has started making moves once every 6 or more days as soon as i have got in a winning position 😠. I'm not sure if people are hoping for my computer to bugger up, or maybe for me to get hit by a bus, but it gets very irritating when i can see my opponents making moves in their other games and leaving me to stew.
But in some cases could it not be that, once someone gets themselves in a bad position, they feel they have to slow down and think about their moves. I have some games that I only move once every few days because I'm stuggling and have to find time to think, whereas other games I'll move several times a day.
Originally posted by belgianfreakWhat you say is valid,but is it not straying from the point?
I know what you are saying. It doesn't usually happen to me, but it must be frustrating.
But in some cases could it not be that, once someone gets themselves in a bad position, they feel they have to slow down and think about their moves. I have some games that I only move once every few days because I'm stuggling and have to find time to think, whereas other games I'll move several times a day.
There is a difference between thinking in a position that you have not given up on and letting a game go on time that is hopeless.
Mari.
Originally posted by belgianfreakyeah i understand that, i do the same myself. i'm more talking about games with forced moves, mating combinations, or a position where a huge material advantage is coming my way. It doesn't happen all that often, but enough to be relevant.
I know what you are saying. It doesn't usually happen to me, but it must be frustrating.
But in some cases could it not be that, once someone gets themselves in a bad position, they feel they have to slow down and think about their ...[text shortened]... ime to think, whereas other games I'll move several times a day.
Originally posted by belgianfreakYeah... I know! 😛
I know what you are saying. It doesn't usually happen to me, but it must be frustrating.
But in some cases could it not be that, once someone gets themselves in a bad position, they feel they have to slow down and think about their moves. I have some games that I only move once every few days because I'm stuggling and have to find time to think, whereas other games I'll move several times a day.
Though I'm happy to make you think!
Yan