Creating my own opening?
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Mar 20, 2023
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#183
Marcus-101 wrote:
How do u do them sir? The blue chess board thing.
Under the Theme tab, you can select the board and piece styles.
Dwayneskdkd3 wrote:
Pls how do you do it?
Pure luck I guess
DragonGamer231 wrote:
Here's a wacky gambit. It's not very solid, though.
You developed a knight and took a pawn but lost 2 pawns and now castling kingside is risky because there are a lot of weaknesses. You could try changing pawn to f5 to pawn to f6.
Mar 27, 2023
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#187
I call this one the Chinese Wall opening, not sure why anyone would use it but anyways:
feusl wrote:
I call this one the Chinese Wall opening, not sure why anyone would use it but anyways:
You can't give an opening a specific name based on a particular location without it coming from that location. If this opening has roots coming from China then I get the naming decision, but if the opening doesn't bear an origin that comes from China you aren't able to give it that name.
taseredbirdinstinct wrote:
feusl wrote:
I call this one the Chinese Wall opening, not sure why anyone would use it but anyways:
You can't give an opening a specific name based on a particular location without it coming from that location. If this opening has roots coming from China then I get the naming decision, but if the opening doesn't bear an origin that comes from China you aren't able to give it that name.
He got it from the wall part, you know the Great Wall of CHINA
Dodobirdyplayschess wrote:
taseredbirdinstinct wrote:
feusl wrote:
I call this one the Chinese Wall opening, not sure why anyone would use it but anyways:
You can't give an opening a specific name based on a particular location without it coming from that location. If this opening has roots coming from China then I get the naming decision, but if the opening doesn't bear an origin that comes from China you aren't able to give it that name.
He got it from the wall part, you know the Great Wall of CHINA
I already knew that, you obviously have no idea how openings are named "you know". What does "you know mean"? Hahaha, are you trying to sound cool?
Apr 4, 2023
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#191
i think there are many variations without names for example i play this one variation that is good but has no real name
Apr 5, 2023
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#193
Pacifist's Opening.
1. Nf6 Nc3
2. Ng1 Nb8
3. Nf6 Nc3
4. Ng1 Nb8
5. Nf6 Nc3
1/2-1/2
taseredbirdinstinct wrote:
Dodobirdyplayschess wrote:
taseredbirdinstinct wrote:
feusl wrote:
I call this one the Chinese Wall opening, not sure why anyone would use it but anyways:
You can't give an opening a specific name based on a particular location without it coming from that location. If this opening has roots coming from China then I get the naming decision, but if the opening doesn't bear an origin that comes from China you aren't able to give it that name.
He got it from the wall part, you know the Great Wall of CHINA
I already knew that, you obviously have no idea how openings are named "you know". What does "you know mean"? Hahaha, are you trying to sound cool?
WOAH WOAH hol up I'm not making this a fight
But seriously i got a point though. I mean why do you think they named it the Kings Pawn or the Queens Pawn Opening?
Dodobirdyplayschess wrote:
But seriously i got a point though. I mean why do you think they named it the Kings Pawn or the Queens Pawn Opening?
There is nothing about chess that is inherently from China. It's mostly a European, Indian, American and Russian game.
Apr 8, 2023
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#198
Dodobirdyplayschess wrote:
But seriously i got a point though. I mean why do you think they named it the Kings Pawn or the Queens Pawn Opening?
because you are moving the pawn in front of the king
or the pawn in front of the queen
e4 and d4 were also infinitely more common than e3 and d3 back in the day
Hi, I think I have come up with an opening, I haven't found anywhere, it works well for the unsuspecting in speed chess