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24 Jun 08
26 Jun 08
Originally posted by Forest Till I DieHe didn't get better "gradually". Look at his rating graph. He got better instantaneously. A LOT better.
Hey guys, I played Illini on a regular basis and he isnt a cheat I am sure (as the previously mentioned game with the fools mate finish proves!). I am shocked he has been banned, he read up on moves and gradually got better, I have had way too many chats with this guy to know he is that type.
Oh and if you are reading this mate, I accidentally deleted the message you sent me sorry ;-/ can you message me again please, thanks.
26 Jun 08
Originally posted by Forest Till I DieThere is no way to tell from the fact that he is banned, what he was banned for.
Hey guys, I played Illini on a regular basis and he isnt a cheat I am sure (as the previously mentioned game with the fools mate finish proves!). I am shocked he has been banned, he read up on moves and gradually got better, I have had way too many chats with this guy to know he is that type.
Oh and if you are reading this mate, I accidentally deleted the message you sent me sorry ;-/ can you message me again please, thanks.
It could have been for something other than cheating.
Did he have multiple accounts or argue a lot with defrauder?
26 Jun 08
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Originally posted by Sam The ShamI think anyone who doesnt read up on moves (such as me!) that took time to read up would improve dramatically. I began playing when i was 8 or 9, read up a lot and soon became the best player in my school.
He didn't get better "gradually". Look at his rating graph. He got better instantaneously. A LOT better.
Then i stopped playing for about 30 years! if i played myself aged 9 i would probably lose. Same with most sports/games I guess, if you dont practice the right things you dont get better (says an ex 3 handicap golfer, now struggling to achieve 12)
Im almost tempted to read up to prove a point, but then doubtless you lot would have me banned 😉
