good, but I would have preferred exf3, with Qg5+ on the way
Pwning the noob!!!
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I think it is classy of you to hide his name, but you would have come of a lot classier if you didn't call him a n00b or made statements like:
"An ameteurish move. My opponent makes a series of ameteurish moves XD. It starts to get interesting at move 16 "
It is OK to be proud of a win, but that is no reason to ridicule your opponent, named or not.
For future reference, the names of players in a match are usually listed with white preceding black. The way you've titled this game it looks like you're playing white.
good game but i didnt think it was possible to "pwn" somebody in chess XD lol.
Sep 4, 2008
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shuttlechess92 wrote:
good, but I would have preferred exf3, with Qg5+ on the way
yes, good point, thanks for that
Sep 4, 2008
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fluffy_rabbit wrote:
I think it is classy of you to hide his name, but you would have come of a lot classier if you didn't call him a n00b or made statements like: "An ameteurish move. My opponent makes a series of ameteurish moves XD. It starts to get interesting at move 16 " It is OK to be proud of a win, but that is no reason to ridicule your opponent, named or not.
true. i wasn't trying to ridicule him too much though, i know he's a good player. I was just trying to make an attractive title XD
Same thing once happened with me being the pwner(correct me if this is incorrect usage of 1337 and the ed suffix). It went something like this.
And if your opponent had played Nxe5 instead of a4 what was your response?
Curious.
Sep 4, 2008
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HowDoesTheHorseMove wrote:
For future reference, the names of players in a match are usually listed with white preceding black. The way you've titled this game it looks like you're playing white.
yes, thank you for that. Minor mistake
Sep 4, 2008
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onehandgann wrote:
And if your opponent had played Nxe5 instead of a4 what was your response? Curious.
i still would have done Nf6 to prevent Qh5+. Then he would probably have done Nxc6, then i would have taken with the b pawn so i could free some space for my light squared bishop because my e6 pawn was already blocking it.
How do you save chess games in that format?
I like your aggressive use of your pawn formation to push him back - he totally disrespected your pawn structure from early on. Nice tactics found. I know people can always say "why not play this or that?" It is always easier to find the line if you aren't the one with the pressure on your shoulders. Nice win!
Here's a game where i totally smashed my opponent. We've all had those types of games though, and if this were just another regular pwning game it wouldn't be interesting and i wouldn't have posted it. The reason why i'm posting this game is because i wanted to show the series of moves towards the end of the game, sacrificing 2 major pieces for the win.