Chess.com Is Pay To Win!!
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Hello Everyone, I Just Like To Say That If You Check My Account You Will See That There's Guy Name "Chesscape" He's 2100 Elo, I'm Playing A Daily Game With Him Right, His Time Should've Run Out But Chess.com Put "Vacation" Mode On His Account, Now I Just Learned That If Your A Premium Member That Chess.com Does That For You, Chess.com Is Very Unfair.
No, I lost Internet for a week, and would've lost my games, but it put it on vacation
That’s never happened to me.
Just because your free Diamond membership expired doesn’t mean that you can post crap about other players.
Not that hard, just go into settings and enable vacation.
Comment "4" And "5" Is Idiots, I Bet They Haven't Even Read What I Have Wrote, Lil Kids On Chess.com Is A Problem.
By the way, Chess.com Is Fair But The Player Chesscape Is Not.
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What?
Perhaps you too should buy a premium membership so you can go on vacation and level the playing field. That'll show 'em!!
are you 5 years old? what's with the caps
lol i would be mad too tbh.
Good job.
GabeMiami10 I Can Write Any Way I Want, I Don't Care About Your Opinion, And I Do Know That You're 5 Years Old Cus You Sound Like One Making Fun Of People Because How They Write.
You don't need a premium membership to go on vacation.
"pay to win" is a term that gets banded around too liberally and people forget what it means.
If chess.com really was pay to win, in that scummy mobile gaming fashion, then you'd be able to pay money to start the game with some huge advantage over your opponent like extra pieces on the board - diamond membership gives a bunch of convenient features (and arguably protection from some forms of punishment) but we still always play the game on a level playing field
7zx See As This "You're Playing Daily Game, Your Opponent Has 1 Hour To Make A Move, Till His Time Run Out,So 1 Hour Later You Come And See That Chess.com Put A "Vacation" Mode On His Account, Wouldn't You Be Mad?
JoeyCage, It's Just A Saying, And If Chess.com Did That Then Nobody Would Use Chess.com