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#144 -
anonymous (01/06/2012) [-]
**anonymous rolled a random image posted in comment #1153585 at FJ Pony Thread ** use flame thrower. Take care of blacks.
#142 -
anonymous (01/06/2012) [-]
It's like the start off to a red dead redemption multiplayer match. Everyone just have a stand off. XD
In chess, I developed a strategy, (which is now long gone, mostly).
With this said strategy, I would move all my pieces into an arrow head formation, keeping everything in perfect balance. Everything would mirror itself. I made it so I had the Bishops near the bottom of the arrow head, enough room to race across and slam into anyone near in their direction. I would also add in my Rooks (excuse me if I get the names wrong, this is the piece that can move Vertically/Horizontally in a continuous line.) at the very top (Out of line, sure, but they guarded the point.) so if someone were to avoid my Bishops, they would be taken out by one of my two Rooks. Then with the rest I would position so that no matter what move they made, I could counter it and weaken them more and more each time.
Needless to say, I won a lot of chess matches.
With this said strategy, I would move all my pieces into an arrow head formation, keeping everything in perfect balance. Everything would mirror itself. I made it so I had the Bishops near the bottom of the arrow head, enough room to race across and slam into anyone near in their direction. I would also add in my Rooks (excuse me if I get the names wrong, this is the piece that can move Vertically/Horizontally in a continuous line.) at the very top (Out of line, sure, but they guarded the point.) so if someone were to avoid my Bishops, they would be taken out by one of my two Rooks. Then with the rest I would position so that no matter what move they made, I could counter it and weaken them more and more each time.
Needless to say, I won a lot of chess matches.
I just remember the first three: move up pawn that's blocking your bishop to the left or right (whatever you like, bro). Then you move out the opposite knight, and then bring your bishop close to their territory. If they move up a pawn, move back one space. Sorry for lack of detail, I haven't played since I was 11.
#99 -
trollmobile ONLINE (01/06/2012) [-]
i play fast chess, i always have like 50 different moves planned out before my opponent makes his, so i almost always move instaintly when its my turn, and yet i win.
meh, dont know the name, but it depends on how good my opponent is, if i just play with someone who sucks, i just do the queen-knight 4 move win. if i play against someone who knows how to play i go for their towers, i dont know openings and tactics, i adapt every move i make after the way the other player moves.
#91 -
badwolfdestruction (01/06/2012) [-]
I usually don't win chess when I play with my sister, but I when I do, I'm the happiest person ever.
chess is a great game hard
i not that good at it
ican get into a stalemate no ones able to attack but thats where its fun
you psyche out the opponent by making think you are trapping them or that your smarter so that if you slip up they keep second guessing them shelves
or you act like their better than you that your trapped so they get excited and slip up
i not that good at it
ican get into a stalemate no ones able to attack but thats where its fun
you psyche out the opponent by making think you are trapping them or that your smarter so that if you slip up they keep second guessing them shelves
or you act like their better than you that your trapped so they get excited and slip up



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