What piece(s) do you like to get out first?
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um.. yeah... castles... lol
Seriously!
Skwerly wrote:
lol, castles.
Correct
K-Huang wrote:
I think he meant Castle like bringing rooks out by castling.
Thank you for the feedback.
the rule is- 1)knight before bishops then 2)bishops 3)casle 4)have rooks controling the open files.
at 1)e4 the rules above are ground rules.
at 1)d4 pawns develop before the knighets. as follows- d4,c4,nc6,e6,nf6,bd3,0-0
at 1)c4 its peace order of placement is similar to e4 exept the bishops dont usualy develop to the 5 rank but to the 2 rank for def insteaf of attak reson being c4 is a def opening wile e4 is a agresive opening.
im a chess coach. i would happely help you understand e4,d4 opeinings chek out my coach profile for further info.
good luck!
in chess there are allways exceptions BUT bishop openings are not commen at all and for a good reson
i never said mblum33 is a beginer in fact his rating is higher then yours. i offerd my understanding on the 3 main openings and let mblum33 know i teach opening theory and ideas, i offer it to you as well and have no idea why you are being offensive
Super-Checkmate-in-One-Move-Piece!
The King, dudes!
Always get out the KINGS!
frrixz wrote:
The King, dueds!
Fixed that one for you.
I like to castle before getting out my knights
first my pawn then my knight
I like rooks
Depending on the situation, either pawns or knights, as they're good close range attackers, and I usually try to develop my pieces(they're good at defending developed pieces) and control the centre(extremely powerful at seizing power of at least two squares and fiercely defending them), I prefer to use them.
Exceptions are for when I use my Queen or Bishop for some devastating long-range attack, or for when someone's important piece(anything except a pawn) is in the line of fire of a piece and isn't protected.
Thanks
