User8404

Profile of User8404: The Chessboard Biologist

User8404 is no ordinary chess enthusiast; they approach the 64 squares with the curiosity of a biologist examining a petri dish. Since burrowing into rapid chess in 2025, their rating has blossomed from a humble 226 to a respectable 570, showing a steady evolutionary climb fueled by 145 games and 72 victories.

With a winning streak that once hit eight — a true survival advantage — User8404 thrives in rapid skirmishes, especially with black pieces, boasting a 55.56% win rate, proving that sometimes it’s the unseen defenses that really bite.

Opening Genes & Mutations

• Nimzowitsch Defense: This opening is User8404’s go-to genetic trait, with a 58% success rate across 12 games — clearly a favored adaptation.
• Scandinavian Defense Closed: A well-adapted strain with a high 66.6% win rate.
• Others: Grob, Scandinavian variations, and even the elusive Englund Gambit make appearances, showing a diverse opening genome, though the Reti Opening seems to be a less fertile branch with only a 14% win rate.

Tactical DNA

With a 100% win rate after losing a piece, User8404 has proven their cellular repair mechanisms are second to none — making a comeback is clearly in their genetic code. Their comeback rate of 44.44% suggests an immune system against defeat, while a 21.21% one-sided loss rate reveals mild vulnerability that keeps the game exciting.

Behavioral Patterns & Environmental Adaptations

Like a nocturnal creature, User8404 has varied success throughout the day, with peak win rates soaring to 100% at 1 AM and 4 AM hours! Friday provides the most fertile ground for victories (59.26%), while Sundays feel like hibernation time, with just 33.33% wins.

Their psychological tilt factor is a modest 8, showing a calm mind in the heat of battle, and an intriguing 49.66% difference between rated and casual victories highlights a competitive instinct ready to spring into action when stakes are high.

Opponent Ecosystem

User8404 has a mixed record with many familiar adversaries but maintains a high survival rate against most, including 100% win rates against “coolcatsye,” “kissmie,” “9m4ninja,” and several others. The occasional zero percent win rates indicate some rival species worthy of respect.

Overall, User8404’s profile is a fascinating study in chess adaptation, resilience, and strategic variety — evolving continuously, one game at a time.

In the grand biotope of chess players, User8404 is a tenacious organism, whose moves are both a biological experiment and a bold statement of survival.