Had the same thing happen right now. Moved my pawn up 2 spots, then the opponents pawn takes when it was right next to theirs
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same thing happened to me chess.Com needs to ban these hackers asap
Jan 12, 2023
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This is a move called en passant; it isn't a pawn glitch. Here is a useful resource; en passant is explained in the 3rd section called "Discover The Special Rules."
https://www.chess.com/learn-how-to-play-chess
Whenever this happens a little box pops up saying 'learn about this rule', perhaps not if you are on mobile but it does on desktop.
Lol, en passent is the bane of chess.com staff
Almost all the rules of chess re pretty simple and intuitive, but there are a couple of special rules that aren't obvious and that you need to learn. One of them is stalemate, and the other is the "en passant" rule. just look up "en passant" with google and you will get several good explanations
Laskersnephew wrote:
Almost all the rules of chess re pretty simple and intuitive, but there are a couple of special rules that aren't obvious and that you need to learn. One of them is stalemate, and the other is the "en passant" rule. just look up "en passant" with google and you will get several good explanations
Did someone mention Intuitive? I'm here, the master himself @IntuitiveDragon
TheNameofNames wrote:
ikr?
No it’s definitely hackers they edited the code to make the pawn disappear I think. It’s not possible for a pawn to capture sideways
sethkaven wrote:
there is a glitch where i moved my pawn ♟️ 2 steps forward but the opponent can see the move as one step only
it happened more than three times from yesterday where do i have to complain about these technical glitches??
it’s frustrating to loose like that
it happened more than three times from yesterday where do i have to complain about these technical glitches??
it’s frustrating to loose like that
Your opponent can "see" the move like that?
When it happens once, you might find it unusual. But when it happens multiple times, it has to be something more than just that.
Who knows, in the next one year, you might be the one performing the same "glitch". And almost everyone in this thread has done this "glitch" at least once.
IntuitiveDragon wrote:
Laskersnephew wrote:
Almost all the rules of chess re pretty simple and intuitive, but there are a couple of special rules that aren't obvious and that you need to learn. One of them is stalemate, and the other is the "en passant" rule. just look up "en passant" with google and you will get several good explanations
Did someone mention Intuitive? I'm here, the master himself @IntuitiveDragon
He didn't mention "dragon" though...
it happened more than three times from yesterday where do i have to complain about these technical glitches??
it’s frustrating to loose like that