pretty good
Very Nice Game
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"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
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"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
No no, it very much does work in chess. I was playing fast during the endgame because I knew I was significantly better so when his king stepped up I assumed my piece was attacked and forgot my knight was defending. When you are processing move and information as much as I do in a game you occasionally miss things like that. When you get up to a certain level you will understand. Forgetting isn't an excuse for making a mistake but it is an acceptable response and that's where you went wrong.
this is a very good game but you could of promoted in a better way and checkmate would be way faster.
Nice game.
Ray Duque III, GMBD
nelgin wrote:
"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
You need to be quiet man, this guy is rated 1000 above you
nelgin wrote:
"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
I can eat something and then forget what I just ate even though it happened five seconds ago, I’m sure you can forget something in chess.
chessaid35 wrote:
dude jack ur 200 why are u giving advice to a 1900
Jack is right idk why OP was being so extra at the end. If he said 2+2 is 4 would you say the same?
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chessaid35 wrote:
dude jack ur 200 why are u giving advice to a 1900
Jack is right idk why OP was being so extra at the end. If he said 2+2 is 4 would you say the same?
Just to simplify faster. I'd rather not have rooks on the board at the end
sndeww wrote:
nelgin wrote:
"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
I can eat something and then forget what I just ate even though it happened five seconds ago, I’m sure you can forget something in chess.
very relatable
GM_Katsu wrote:
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chessaid35 wrote:
dude jack ur 200 why are u giving advice to a 1900
Jack is right idk why OP was being so extra at the end. If he said 2+2 is 4 would you say the same?
Just to simplify faster. I'd rather not have rooks on the board at the end
I mean unless you’re premove battling, on move 54 you can just queen and be a rook up at the end, where you can then premove the rest of the game anyways
nelgin wrote:
"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
Shut the f*** up
nelgin wrote:
"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
xD the 900 is telling the 2000 what works in chess
nelgin wrote:
"I forgot" doesn't work in chess. There are only 64 squares and upto 32 pieces. They're right in front of your eyes. You didn't forget, you ignored it. There's no forgetting in chess (unless you forget how a piece moves, a pawn takes, how to castle queen side etc). That's just being lazy.
You can entirely forget something.
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It was a very nice positional game and the only actual mistake i found was me not taking the pawn on b7 because i forgot my rook was defended already.