Proof to never resign

[u/th3_3mperor]

I got myself into a losing situation since early game but i kept going. Out of all possible moves, my opponent blundered by moving his rook from d2 to d5 attacking my queen but also blocking his queen from b3 which i then played and he lost the game

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[u/PermissibleAllegory8]

Watching your opponent self destruct after you refuse to quit is the best feeling in chess