I am tired of the pawn pusher
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alligatorchamp2023 wrote:
All people do is push pawns forward. These people have no desire to learn how to play nor they bother learning the game. They just want to win by pushing pawns.
I can of blame myself for not improving my game well enough to stop their B.S. I am writing this out of frustration because I want to learn how to be a better player than these people who has no desire to learn how to play and they just figure out they can play by pushing pawns.
THEY ARE CHEATERS
Cheaters who run the platform and give hans money
Mar 20, 2025
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#7
What are you even talking about? Pushing pawns is how you activate pieces pushing pawns is how you win.
Mar 20, 2025
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#8
Yes, pushing pawns too much is bad- however you just HEARD that it’s bad. If you cannot understand WHY it’s bad- you cannot beat them. You must learn WHY it’s bad to do this. If you understand how to properly exploit the weaknesses they very often times create, you can get yourself an easy win.
Mar 20, 2025
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#9
If pushing pawns is a sign of not imporiving, then devolping your knight, bishop, rook, and queen is also a sign of not improving
13 days ago
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#11
It is tedious. It reminds me of football teams that just want to defend and wait for their opponents to lose out of boredom
13 days ago
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#12
alligatorchamp2023 wrote:
All people do is push pawns forward. These people have no desire to learn how to play nor they bother learning the game. They just want to win by pushing pawns.
I can of blame myself for not improving my game well enough to stop their B.S. I am writing this out of frustration because I want to learn how to be a better player than these people who has no desire to learn how to play and they just figure out they can play by pushing pawns.
Luckily for you, I made this video a year ago, which could help you here:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Luckily for you, I made this video a year ago, which could help you here:
Unluckily for him, he closed his account a month ago.
13 days ago
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#15
magipi wrote:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Luckily for you, I made this video a year ago, which could help you here:
Unluckily for him, he closed his account a month ago.
Yes, but it's only the "Inactive" type of closure. They can reopen their account just by logging in, so they may not be gone for good.
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how about chomping on hanging pieces
12 days ago
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#19
Pawn play---when to move a pawn and when not to--is the foundation of positional chess. If your ELO in rapid/daily chess is approximately 1400+, then it's time to start reading about the how's and why's of pawn usage, and then practicing what you study. A solid starting point is Pawn Power by Kmoch and Chess Strategy by Pachman. This will put an end to the pawn-creep, caterpillar-type chess that is so annoying.
12 days ago
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#20
It's a common frustration, but the key to beating aggressive pawn pushers is to treat their advances as weaknesses rather than threats. Focus on solid development of your pieces and controlling the center, and you'll soon find their overextended pawns become easy targets to attack.
All people do is push pawns forward. These people have no desire to learn how to play nor they bother learning the game. They just want to win by pushing pawns.
I can of blame myself for not improving my game well enough to stop their B.S. I am writing this out of frustration because I want to learn how to be a better player than these people who has no desire to learn how to play and they just figure out they can play by pushing pawns.