@Enhard said ^
Useful? How would you use it?
I often check which country a player is from, because sometimes it helps me predict my opponent’s playing style. While I’m checking, however, my opponents sometimes simply leave or cancel the game. I understand that not everyone provides their real country, but I don’t think this would be a particularly difficult fea...
Not everyone puts his real country, so your prediction can be wrong.
@Enhard said [^](/forum/redirect/post/VA9FBHBl)
> > Useful? How would you use it?
>
> I often check which country a player is from, because sometimes it helps me predict my opponent’s playing style. While I’m checking, however, my opponents sometimes simply leave or cancel the game. I understand that not everyone provides their real country, but I don’t think this would be a particularly difficult fea...
Not everyone puts his real country, so your prediction can be wrong.
i usually just determine my opponent like that
i usually just determine my opponent like that
@Enhard said ^
I often check which country a player is from, because sometimes it helps me predict my opponent’s playing style.
I doubt Lichess would endorse using a set of country-based stereotypes, which is what you need to execute your plan.
@Enhard said [^](/forum/redirect/post/VA9FBHBl)
> I often check which country a player is from, because sometimes it helps me predict my opponent’s playing style.
I doubt Lichess would endorse using a set of country-based stereotypes, which is what you need to execute your plan.
https://www.chessfriends.com/
When the game ends you will know the assumed country of origin.
https://www.chessfriends.com/
When the game ends you will know the assumed country of origin.
@mcgoves said ^
I often check which country a player is from, because sometimes it helps me predict my opponent’s playing style.
I doubt Lichess would endorse using a set of country-based stereotypes, which is what you need to execute your plan.
Yeah, I understand that. But at least I tried asking them about it.
@mcgoves said [^](/forum/redirect/post/djXTndy2)
> > I often check which country a player is from, because sometimes it helps me predict my opponent’s playing style.
>
> I doubt Lichess would endorse using a set of country-based stereotypes, which is what you need to execute your plan.
Yeah, I understand that. But at least I tried asking them about it.