Waterloo

All stories in Japan have a sequel and you can play Waterloo using standard Shogi equipment maded in Tokyo (classical pieces and Chu 12x12 board).

If, of course, you have many money for it and haven't any money for IT.

Ha! Now I understand why you do not like the game of Waterloo. Now I understand why your dinosaurs hate this souvenir from Europe. And the philosopher Erich Fromm helped me in this. This game give you a great conscious choice, more choice than any other game. But you do not like to choose, and your computer can not make such a choice. Cogito ergo sum! But you do not exist as chess players. There is only Sartre. Can you imagine as denosaurs sing the song "To be or not to be?"

Don't blame all this nonsense on Erich Fromm.

"There ain't nothing I can do
Or nothing I can say
That folks don't criticize me
But I'm going to do
Just as I want to anyway
And don't care just what people say
If I should take a notion
To jump into the ocean
Ain't nobody's business if I do ..."

America is the land of the free!

One's "nonsense" is another's thought-provoking insight. We simply let the person choose how he/she will benefit from it.

I'm sure Fromm would understand.

Sometimes a person's nonsense is just nonsense. If someone thinks gibberish is genius, there may be a problem with that person.

Nonsence is a key brick in English culture. I wonder in the summertime, what Joanne is thinking about this? If you don't like nonsence, then you're a bad player! I know that american Samuel Loyd is a good player!

Book of Nonsense by Edward Lear (1846).

"Sometimes a person's nonsense is just nonsense."

Very good, but I simply don't regard IvanKosintsev that way; neither his thoughts, philosophy nor invented chess game. I'm also sure that a good many people don't, either.

"If someone thinks gibberish is genius, there may be a problem with that person."

Come now. I obviously don't know you in person, but I do feel that you're smarter than that; smart enough to know that there are different kinds of intelligences.

René Descarte:

"Et j’espère que nos neveux me sauront gré, non seulement des choses que j’ai ici expliquées, mais aussi de celles que j’ai omises volontairement, afin de leur laisser le plaisir de les inventer."

Hello Ivan Kosintsev,

Can you tell me how to take part to play all kind of http://chess-checkers-go.blogspot.com/

i have tried everywhere online there is only one is https://www.musketeerchess.net/home/index.html

that i have been playing it wonderful.

i can't be able to find omega chess register there, also Also Waterloo chess would be great to play.  where did you get it how did you take part with it? 

i'm searching for it for long long time.  i do have all these chess variants list but doesn't show any games or register like this www.chess.com ?????  

can you please let me know?  thank you

D_Clarke deaf bloke. 

Dear Mr. D_Clarke!
I am happy that a chess player of the United Kingdom, the native land of William Shakespeare, Walter Scott and Charles Dickens, is interested in my experiments with various chess variants. You can choose any, and we can play it on this forum. Your desire and wit is all that we need. But I recommend you Waterloo as simple and more advanced one with the long history of the discussion.
I am ready to hear your opinion.
Good Luck!

yes i know about charles dicken, william shakespeare i love.  Don't remember Walter Scot?? i google it now ah yes scottish writer i haven't read him yet. 

too busy to reading but someday when i am settle down then i will read.  most i read is thriller.

Second issue - how do i get to play on chess waterloo ?????   which website is that?  

with respect 

David (remind you i'm profoundly deaf, BSL short for british sign langauge) 

terrible sorry i was forgotten to add is Sir Walter Alva Scott Scottish novelist

I don't like violence, D_Clarke. I'm an inventor; blood is a big expense.

(The Godfather)

If you know the chess notation, you can move. Everything else is my business.

Hello ivan Koinstsev,

I second to that, i don't like violence, terrible about russia invasion at crimea in the past.  i hate war. 

i like peace and friendly and enjoying.  

where can i play these waterloo chess? which website is that please? 

with respect

David

It's here:

https://www.chess.com/forum/category/chess-variants

Create a new topic and write your moves.

I do know how to use Chess Queen's side pawn to blah blah.  but where is the board to start with i like live or correspondant?  

David

This Waterloo variant is actually quite enjoyable. Kudos to the inventor!

where do i write on waterloo variant????