No. You have a right to "play around". I once underpromoted pawns to Knights to "send a message" that my opponent should have resigned many moves before I started doing that. Just be careful that you do not stalemate. I usually "go for the throat" and try to end the game as efficiently as possible.
Is it unpolite to make three queens?
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Dec 22, 2023
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No. If your opponent didn't resign…. But if your opponent didn't resign, watch out for stalemate, and you should try instead to reach the „Killer King” achievement. To reach the killer king, reach that position, where is king is on the back rank, and can't get out, but don't get stalemated. Then, get your king closer and closer, and reach the back rank without let out the king. And, when your king is in the back rank, then get your another queen behind your king, and then move your king out of the back rank, what's checkmate. A few days ago I got this achievement. Good luck!
I get more than three queens all the time.i once got 7 queens. If your opponent is not resigning because he is low rated or wants to play till mate you can torture him however you want.
If you're playing people where by you can promote umpteen queen's then you really should look for a better challenge
Sometimes I do it because I'm mentally tired and don't have it in me to mate with one queen.
I'm not bullying you - I'm tilted.
Just go for the checkmate as soon as you can
Get 9 of em if u can.
It's a bit rude (above beginner level, beginners can play on to hope for a stalemate) but it's not your fault. Your opponent shows that he wants the humiliation by not resigning.