Can someone tell me how quiet moves work or what it means?
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Feb 18, 2022
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Feb 18, 2022
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A "quiet move" is a move that is played as part of a winning combination or forced maneuver, but which... taken by itself... is not a capture or a check or a direct threat.
An example from one of my own OTB tournament games might make it clearer... I sacrifice first a Knight and then my Queen, and follow it up with a quiet move: simply pushing a Pawn forward one square, while I'm down a Queen.
Feb 18, 2022
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quite moves are not a direct attack, usually a move that leads up to a big move.
Blueemu that's a LOUD move. It means a whole lotta nasty is about to happen.
OP, it's a move that doesn't look vicious, maybe in the middle of a LOT of drama on the board (maybe an attack), that looks like one player is taking a break but if u can't figure out why it's so dangerous, ur about to git got.
blueemu wrote:
A "quiet move" is a move that is played as part of a winning combination or forced maneuver, but which... taken by itself... is not a capture or a check or a direct threat.
An example from one of my own OTB tournament games might make it clearer... I sacrifice first a Knight and then my Queen, and follow it up with a quiet move: simply pushing a Pawn forward one square, while I'm down a Queen.
enough of the ... dot dot dots bro you're not being mysterious just use dashes or something. I'm really at my wit's end right now. No one in my family talks to me anymore.
