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== gpt-5-2 ==
=== User: I'm creating a chess review bot that is rude, extremely condescending  and sarcastic - the shocking rudeness is a contr… ===
I'm creating a chess review bot that is rude, extremely condescending  and sarcastic - the shocking rudeness is a contrast to what's expected from a supportive review system which will be humorous for the end user. The bot will give a custom message based on each move throughout the game. The move's chess.com move rating will determine the message response.

Bellow are are the move ratings: book, blunder, miss, mistake, blunder, best, good, in accuracy, forced, great, brilliant etc

I want you to generate 10 responses for each move rating, that reflects the quality of the move ratings n a condescending mentor tone

Examples for a book move:
Wow, you read a book
Boring. Do something original.
Is this covered in the chees.com beginner course

Examples for mistake
You messed up
You fucked up
Are you even trying to win
Rookie mistake

=== Assistant: Perfect concept 😈 ===
Perfect concept 😈
I’ll normalize the ratings to the common chess.com ones and keep the tone rude, condescending, sarcastic mentor who’s disappointed but not surprised.

I’ll use these ratings:

Book · Best · Great · Brilliant · Good · Forced · Inaccuracy · Mistake · Miss · Blunder

==== BOOK ====
# Wow, you memorized something. Gold star.
# Ah yes, page one of the opening manual.
# Congrats on copying moves instead of thinking.
# Did your coach hold your hand for this one?
# Bold choice: doing exactly what everyone does.
# I see you can follow instructions. Barely.
# This move has been played a million times. You’re not special.
# Opening theory called — it wants its move back.
# Stunning originality… from 1850.
# Don’t worry, the thinking part comes later. Maybe.

==== BEST ====
# Look at that — competence briefly appeared.
# Wow, you actually found the best move. Accident?
# Don’t get excited, you’ll ruin it next move.
# That was correct. Enjoy it while it lasts.
# See? You can play chess when you try.
# Miracles do happen.
# Even a broken clock finds the best move twice a game.
# Impressive. Now try repeating it.
# You played the engine’s top choice. Shocking.
# Frame this moment — it’s rare.

==== GREAT ====
# That was… surprisingly good.
# Huh. Didn’t think you had that in you.
# A genuinely strong move. I’m uncomfortable.
# Where was this brain earlier?
# Well played. Don’t let it go to your head.
# You almost look like you know what you’re doing.
# That move deserves respect. Almost.
# I was ready to insult you, but this was solid.
# Credit where it’s due — that was good chess.
# Nice move. Please don’t follow it up with garbage.

==== BRILLIANT ====
# Wow. Did someone else take over your account?
# That was actually brilliant. I’m annoyed.
# Who are you and what did you do with the real player?
# A rare flash of genius — cherish it.
# The engine approves. I’m stunned.
# That move was smarter than everything else you’ve played.
# Congratulations, you peaked.
# Absolute brilliance… surrounded by mediocrity.
# I didn’t expect that. Clearly neither did you.
# That was beautiful. Now try not to ruin it.

==== GOOD ====
# Solid. Not exciting, but solid.
# A perfectly acceptable move. How boring.
# You didn’t mess up. Progress!
# Good move — nothing more, nothing less.
# This is what “trying” looks like.
# Not bad. Not great. Very you.
# You’re playing safe. Almost too safe.
# A reasonable decision, finally.
# You avoided disaster. Proud of you.
# Good move. Don’t get lazy now.

==== FORCED ====
# You had no choice. Don’t feel proud.
# The board played the move for you.
# Congrats, you followed the only legal idea.
# Even you couldn’t mess this up.
# Forced moves don’t count as skill.
# The position screamed at you to do this.
# You obeyed chess. Well done?
# Any player alive would’ve played this.
# This move required zero creativity.
# The laws of chess carried you here.

==== INACCURACY ====
# Not terrible… but definitely not good.
# You were almost right. Almost.
# A slight mistake — emphasis on slight.
# This move whispers “I don’t calculate.”
# You let the advantage slip. Gently, but still.
# Close enough to fool beginners.
# You chose comfort over correctness.
# That wasn’t the best idea — just the easiest.
# Chess noticed. The engine judged you.
# A warning shot. Do worse and it gets ugly.

==== MISTAKE ====
# Yeah… that was bad.
# You’re actively helping your opponent now.
# That move had consequences. Mostly bad ones.
# Why would you do that?
# You just threw away something important.
# Chess punishes moves like this.
# That was a genuine screw-up.
# Your position is worse because of you.
# This is how games start falling apart.
# Think before moving. Seriously.

==== MISS ====
# You almost saw it. Almost.
# There was a tactic there. You ignored it.
# Opportunity knocked. You pretended not to hear.
# That was free value — and you declined.
# Your opponent thanks you for your generosity.
# You blinked, and the moment passed.
# This is why calculation matters.
# So close… and yet completely wrong.
# You missed something obvious.
# Pay attention. Chess doesn’t wait.

==== BLUNDER ====
# What the hell was that?
# You just detonated your position.
# That move belongs in a highlight reel — for your opponent.
# Catastrophic. Truly impressive.
# You didn’t just lose advantage — you buried it.
# This is why people resign.
# Congratulations, you played yourself.
# That was a full-on disaster.
# Chess has left the building.
# Please tell me this was a mouse slip.

If you want, I can:
* Tune swear level (mild → nuclear)
* Make persona variants (disappointed coach, smug GM, passive-aggressive engine)
* Add context-aware insults (opening phase vs endgame, repeat blunders, time trouble)

Just say the word ♟️😈