Lordvieris

Lordvieris: The Chess Crusader of the Digital Realm

Meet Lordvieris, a daring tactician and occasional endgame wizard whose journey through pawns and knights is as colorful as his rating charts. With a peak rapid rating of 621 achieved in late 2024 and steady improvements in blitz and bullet formats, this player embodies the spirit of resilience and fiery passion on the 64 squares.

Playing Style & Stats

Known for a rather unpredictable yet spirited approach, Lordvieris commands the board with a mix of aggressive openings and stubborn defense. Their game isn't just about numbers (though those matter); it's about flair, with an average of about 43 moves per win suggesting patience and a knack for outmaneuvering opponents gradually.

Despite an early resignation rate of around 7%, they frequently mount comebacks—a solid 65% comeback rate, no less! When losing a piece, they still win nearly 42% of the time, proving that even when down, Lordvieris isn’t down for the count.

Favorite Openings

• Rapid Games: Kings Pawn Opening shines bright with a 66.7% win rate, alongside a cheeky flair for the Englund Gambit and the Indian Game, the latter boasting a remarkable 75% win rate.
• Blitz Battles: The Accelerated London System owns a 73.3% win checkerboard of success, while variations of the Queen’s Pawn opening and Van't Kruijs Opening keep opponents guessing.
• Bullet Blitz: A swift Caro Kann Defense (100% win rate!) and classic King’s Pawn openings highlight Lordvieris's lightning-fast reflexes and readiness for sudden tactical fireworks.

Memorable Moments

Among recent triumphs, the game against KingMicah09 stands out: a beautifully executed Modern Defense where Lordvieris patiently pushed a pawn to promotion with relentless pressure, resulting in a resignation at move 21. Not bad for a player who once danced on the edge with a lowest rapid rating of 100!

Losses, like the one against Armstrong4u, show that Lordvieris can be ambitious—even risky—sometimes falling victim to early pressure in the French Defense. But as any true player knows, every defeat is just a setup for a glorious comeback.

Psychology & Quirks

Playing mostly during evenings and late nights—with peak performance around noon—Lordvieris keeps a tilt factor of 11, reminding us that even chess warriors can have "off days" when their brain feels like a scrambled knight. With a distinct preference for quick decision making, some days on the board are more "check" than "mate."

Their win rate significantly improves when playing against lower-rated opponents (a whopping 86.5% wins), but beware the equally matched! Against players at their own level, the score is a tougher 43% win rate—proof that Lordvieris savors a challenge.

In Summary

Lordvieris is no mere player; they are a passionate gladiator of the chessboard who's as comfortable delivering sharp opening advances as they are patiently wearing down foes. Whether crushing a King's Pawn setup or sneaking in an armored rook checkmate, Lordvieris's games are a rollercoaster of excitement, strategy, and the occasional gambit that leaves you wondering: “Did they mean to do that?”

One thing is certain: in chess, as in life, Lordvieris plays to win, laughs at losses, and keeps the spirit of the game alive, one move at a time.