The bishop, I try a fork and it comes out of nowhere and takes my knight
Which chess piece do you think is the strongest (after the queen)?
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ehm42 wrote:
unknown_mafia wrote:
ehm42 wrote:
unknown_mafia wrote:
ehm42 wrote:
Dumb thread, obviously the rooooooooookkkk!! 300 elo question!
bruh do you even know how old this thread is?
Since the creator was 300 elo?
probably.
How she only at 700 elo? Must be because she's just been using chess.com as social media!
dude can you like srsly shut up?
May 14, 2023
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#144
ehm42 wrote:
unknown_mafia wrote:
ehm42 wrote:
unknown_mafia wrote:
ehm42 wrote:
Dumb thread, obviously the rooooooooookkkk!! 300 elo question!
bruh do you even know how old this thread is?
Since the creator was 300 elo?
probably.
How she only at 700 elo? Must be because she's just been using chess.com as social media!
why do you always need to comment on people's elo? And how many times should we make you understand that many people play just for fun and in their leisure time, they do not care about rating and stuff.
also @ehm42 I was wondering how come you have 18,000+ points? You seem to use this more as "social media" than her?
Night ez w
Jul 7, 2023
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#147
Meiner Meinung nach der Turm. Es ist meiner Meinung nach eins der wichtigsten Figuren, da mit dem Turm die meisten Endspiele ausgetragen werfen.
Jul 17, 2023
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#149
As an abstract generality and without any context, the rook is next. But as many point out, any piece might be more powerful in a specific position.
A pawn on the 7th rank
It'll either promote or tie up the defense making the piece guarding a lot less valuable
The Knights
Rook obviously
Rook and then knight
Jul 31, 2023
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#158
i think the bishops beacuse the occupied all the diagonals and they can be very annoying for the opponent to deal with
Jul 31, 2023
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#159
The valuation of the pieces speak for themselves, but I would argue that the knight is the most dangerous piece after the queen in low elo chess (<1100/1200). It's much harder to see their movement patterns. A rook is powerful, but much easier to understand and therefore easier to defend against (or use). Same for a bishop. But a knight, that can hop around all over the place, making it very difficult to attack as a defender, because it's difficult to spot its next move. Making it also a psychologically difficult piece to play against, and powerful to play with. Again, this is low elo chess. I think anything 1100-1200 plus it is just the rook.
Dumb thread, obviously the rooooooooookkkk!! 300 elo question!
bruh do you even know how old this thread is?
Since the creator was 300 elo?
probably.