Chess on an Infinite Plane (hitthepin - vickalan)

27...C(3,4)

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28...Cx(5,3)

The queen was hanging for six whole moves anyway until hitthepin moved the king, I assume that's what the "wow" comment was about.

Wow. This is...I don't know what to say. (Other than "That 'Fix You' song is extremely overrated.")

Ah, don't be sad. I screw my games up too. Everyone does. It's natural to make mistakes. You got this! 

Speaking of doing better, I just lost three games in a row.... And I have a local chess tournament starting tomorrow morning. I guess I'm just tired. Sometimes the best thing to do is take a break.

Thanks @hitthepin, gg. It's interesting that Black's queen-side chancellor made four consecutive knight-moves, capturing the queen at move 28:
28.(2,3)...Cx(5,3)

I was curious to see how many moves it would have taken to attack the queen if the Chancellor used only rook-moves instead. That would have taken five. I suppose it shows that for center-of-the-board battles, the knight often can be a strong piece when the board is still crowded. (diagram here):

A medal for @hitthepin for being a great opponent, and being one of the first players to learn and play infinite chess on the chess.com forums!

GG, good job guys! So nice to watch!

This is hardly an infinite plane. 

sorry for the revive, but seeing as the players can move an infinite length in any direction, it is on an infinite plane.