GODLIKEHERE - The Chess Enigma
Meet GODLIKEHERE, a chess virtuoso whose name promises godlike feats and usually delivers... at least in blitz!
Rating & Style
In 2025, GODLIKEHERE soared to an impressive 2814 blitz rating, a level where grandmasters might squint nervously. Bullet chess, however, tells a tale of two extremes: a fiery peak at 2223 but a surprise dip to 1600 by year-end—perhaps proof even gods have off days (or naps). Averaging around 2492 in blitz and 1946 in bullet, this player balances speed and precision with a flair only legends—or maybe lucky streaks—can muster.
Playing Habits & Personality
GODLIKEHERE favors the mysterious and elusive, playing "Top Secret" openings with a win rate just under 46% in blitz and 42% in bullet—maybe the best-kept secret is exactly what they’re playing. Averages about 74 moves in wins, showing patience and grit (or stubbornness) in outlasting opponents. With an 85.9% comeback rate and a whopping 93.1% win rate after losing a piece, this player is a true phoenix rising from the ashes—never count them out, even if you steal a pawn!
Psychology & Quirks
With a tilt factor of 10%, GODLIKEHERE keeps the cool mostly intact but don’t be fooled: losing after a winning streak can sting. Speaking of streaks, their longest winning spree reached a legendary 19 games, proving that when the stars align, watch out world!
Opponent Showdown
Known to crush some foes to smithereens (100% win rates against several opponents) and to struggle against others (namely the mysterious “please124” or “arthasmennethil” with 0%), GODLIKEHERE’s battle record looks like a rollercoaster of epic battles and surprising upsets.
When to Watch & Play
If you want to catch them at their best, early evenings around 5 PM are golden hours with a win rate nearing 53%, while mornings hover near 50%. Weekend warriors beware though: Saturdays aren’t their strongest suit with just 36% wins.
Summary
To sum it up, GODLIKEHERE is the enigmatic chess gladiator who can turn a losing game into a comeback masterpiece, loves a good mystery opening, and blends godlike skill with all-too-human quirks. Whether blitz demon or bullet rascal, this player reminds us all that chess is less about perfection, more about passion—and having fun while occasionally crushing your opponents mercilessly.