ThisIsASystemError

Profile Summary: ThisIsASystemError

Meet ThisIsASystemError, a chess enthusiast who might just be the glitch in your opponent's matrix. With a Rapid rating peaking at 1354 in early May 2025, and respectable Blitz and Bullet scores touching 1018 and 805 respectively, they are the embodiment of a complicated system that sometimes works perfectly – and sometimes just crashes spectacularly.

Chess Journey

Known for a playing style that oscillates between systematic calculation and thrilling unpredictability, ThisIsASystemError averages around 62 moves per win, proving that patience is truly a virtue—even if the system occasionally throws a fatal error! Their comeback rate is a striking 80.5%, showcasing a tenacity that refuses to let glitches dictate the final outcome.

Opening Preferences

ThisIsASystemError loves to keep opponents guessing, frequently diving into the labyrinth of the Unknown Opening (1530 games) with just under a 50% win rate – talk about debugging on the fly! When feeling adventurous, they opt for the Vienna Game, Falkbeer Vienna Gambit, or even the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation, turning openings into puzzles worthy of a system admin’s brain.

Stats & Highlights

• Rapid: 1070 wins, 1050 losses, 65 draws – a near perfect balance of chaos and order.
• Longest Winning Streak: 13 games – almost like a perfectly executed batch script.
• Lowest Tilt Factor among chess streamers? A modest 11; even when the system crashes, the user stays calm.
• Plays best around 4 PM local time – prime slot for pushing updates and checkmates!

Noteworthy Moments

Their latest rapid victory was a dazzling execution of the Vienna Game Max Lange Defense, checkmating their opponent in just 6 moves – talk about a fatal system error for the adversary! They are equally comfortable turning a game in their favor after losing a piece, with a solid 46.2% win rate in these tricky scenarios.

Psychological Profile

While the user sometimes experiences a slight system overload, or "tilt," with a factor of 11%, they definitely have a robust error-handling mechanism. Their 2.65% early resignation rate means they know when to reboot and start fresh, but mostly, they hang in there like a stubborn piece of legacy code.

Whether you’re playing Rapid, Blitz, or Bullet, beware! ThisIsASystemError combines perseverance, tactical skill, and a bit of chaos theory – your next game could be as smooth as a well-oiled machine or end in an unexpected shutdown.

In the end, it’s not just a game, it’s an adventure through the quirks of chess and code alike.