that depends on the position. In some situation you can develop all your pieces just by chasing the queen.
To Noobs -- DO NOT CHASE THE QUEEN
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Didn't say " do not develop "
liveink wrote:
Didn't say " do not develop "
You didn't really say anything. It's totally dependent on the position.
Chasing the queen is the logical response to someone developing their queen early in the game.
http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1257033483
I think that sometimes, you can. Just don't chase the queen for no reason.
Aug 23, 2015
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#8
Excuse me guys, but here is a contradiction to "Don't chase the queen..."
Also, another puzzle...
the correct response in your puzzle is 1: ...e5.
liveink wrote:
Just a tip.
mhmm... yes... it seems to work very well considering your astounding Elo.
Jun 3, 2024
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CrispyCruiserr wrote:
I both shake my head in frustration and simultaneously salivate at the mouth when I see fellow 1200's doing this. I shake my head because 1200's should know better than to haphazardly flail around the board and play as though the objective is to checkmate the queen. 9/10 times I can avoid it with any halfway decent defense and be up +3 and +5 within 10 moves, then and only then do I match their hyper aggressiveness the rest of the game.
Shaking your head is fine, but why do you "salivate at the mouth" when 1200's chase your queen?
Just curious...
Just a tip.