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29. April 2010, 13:25:33
Nothingness 
Modified by Nothingness (29. April 2010, 13:33:14)
some players do not move for days at a time then they will be on and play a few moves in a row for like 10 minutes. then there gone for over a week! this happens ALL THE TIME in game of espionage. i even have to do this in times of great concentration. i will think about a move for 4-5 days. sometimes its a psychological tactic. To lure an opponent into thinking that im weak when im really not. " he tought about that too long he must be bluffing" etc...then after the 5-6 days away ill move then the second he moves i try and respond immediately and put them on the defensive "why did he respond immediately" "im in trouble better take a few days to think this through."

29. April 2010, 13:46:12
happy hermit 
Subject: Re:
Nothingness:

"To lure an opponent into thinking that im weak"

Works on me all the time . . . I always think your position is weak. :)

29. April 2010, 14:46:48
Chaos 
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Nothingness: if you think like that in a game against me you'll be puzzled all the time . I sometimes I make clicks instead of moves because I don't want to think while I really should, and sometimes I can't move in the rare case I actually have a plan.

29. April 2010, 15:52:26
AbigailII 
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Nothingness: i even have to do this in times of great concentration. i will think about a move for 4-5 days.

So, let me get this straight. You want a time control that forces your opponent more than once a day, never going to have a 3 day break, but you want to allow yourself 4-5 days thinking time for a move?

Doesn't seem quite fair to me.

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