POV: I blunder my queen but it's 400 ELO chess

@thegoldentiger this is the opponents I go against in chess

[bhavyajain]

Ohh those ol' days... When there was still a chance after a blunder

[thegoldentiger]

this is the most beautiful chess game i have ever seen 1000/10, the way the queen was blundered with or without the mouseslip was truly incredible, but most importantly, the opponent's reaction to that information only complimented your fatal, yet unobserved mistake.
"never resign." - somebody

[hemidactylusfrenatus]

The refusal to take the queen. The absolute ignorance in regards to the obvious checkmate threat.

Thanks, I hate it.

[theangry]

two whole moves without them noticing???

[cowragerzzz]

The amount of frustration I experienced is astronomical. Good job on the comeback win, however. If you find yourself in a similar position again after Queen takes bishop on g5, you had the opportunity to win the rook on h1, by going Queen takes g2. If they moved to defend their rook with Queen f3, you would accept the queen trade and be up a bishop and a pawn - completely winning.

[__sawpnil]

"He who blunders his queen after spending 15 minutes thinking about the move is genius, but he who doesn't take the queen is wise" - Mucus

[jonahwilhelm]

I made an alt account where I would intentionally blunder my queen move 3 every game then use stock fish to climb all the way back before resigning. I only did it a few times but every time I had to leave my queen hanging for multiple moves. Idk if they thought it was a trap or they couldn't see it but it was hilarious.

[myselfkaushik]

Not to say you blundered the rook too 😂🤣
Nice game though👍

[thememedealer]

Since when do 400s play this bad lmaoo im a 400 i guess i deserve more