This is a legal en passant move - not a bug.
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I hate these kind of posts. If you don't know how to play chess, you shouldn't be at a chess site.
Art is right, it is en passant. It has been around for over five hundred years.
yup this is not a bug but a legal move, just like castling!!! Go & check out the en passant move & how it is played.
check2008 wrote:
I hate these kind of posts. If you don't know how to play chess, you shouldn't be at a chess site.
Art is right, it is en passant. It has been around for over five hundred years.
This is a learining site. If you don't know how to play chess and want to learn this is precisely where you should be.
Fair enough, but the implication was that the original poster shouldn't be on this site at all. I don't think that's the kind of welcome we should be extending to new players.
RainbowRising, everybody learns from mistakes. I am sure you did too. All I can say is that the person is naif but as for check2008, is quite rude. I am sure he meant no harm but rude is rude.
As for the alleged complaint, what a better way to gain knowledge! At least now the person now that it was not a illegal move. You cant simply say this is right & that is wrong? If it is, show it to me in black & white!!!
I didn't mean any harm.
As YWK is a new player, of course we all welcome him here to Chess.com. If he doesn't know the rules (which he obviously doesn't, otherwise he wouldn't have made this post), then Chess.com provides a comprehensive guide to chess rules and basic strategy here: http://www.chess.com/learn-how-to-play-chess.html
If he is new to chess and wants to learn, he should have gone to the "Learn" tab at the top of the page and clicked the very first option "Chess Rules & Basics."
It's a very simple process to go through. You want to learn the rules YWK? Fine, go to "Learn." Nothing tricky about it. I don't doubt that you're a smart person or a respectable person, but before accusing a computer of cheating, learn the rules of the game.
Nov 25, 2009
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check2008 wrote:
I hate these kind of posts. If you don't know how to play chess, you shouldn't be at a chess site.
or if you don't know how to play chess, a chess website is the perfect place for you. i think it's impressive how collectively, chess players can be total jerks to newbs. nice job guys.
Nov 25, 2009
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although i do agree that complaining in the forums about somethign like this is a bit silly--it's not uncommon for new players to know nothing about en passant
ilikeflags wrote:
check2008 wrote:
I hate these kind of posts. If you don't know how to play chess, you shouldn't be at a chess site.
or if you don't know how to play chess, a chess website is the perfect place for you. i think it's impressive how collectively, chess players can be total jerks to newbs. nice job guys.
um excuse me, but that sort of language will will not be tolerated
Nov 25, 2009
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nor will the behaviour that warranted such language.
i know chess.com's policy on language. and i also know that a spade is a spade.
To the OP... yeah, it's not a bug, it's a weird chess rule that a LOT of people are unaware of at first.
To everyone... This type of question is far from uncommon. I probably answer this question at LEAST once a day in my job here, and though I won't speak for her, I bet Kohai would say she gets it at least as often. Some folks don't know that we actually answer e-mails that come in, so instead of asking us privately, as most do, the OP thought he'd put his question on the forums. Let's please be nice to those who are asking common questions. If their asking upsets you, or makes you angry, then please just don't respond. Thanks.
I,ve found the en passant move a bit perplexing myself and i,ve played a while and im still not au fait with it,but then we are not all masters.
I think it's really logical to not know it for a long time, it doesn't happen every game. It doesn't seem logical at once either.
And I think clever chess players can also be clever enough to know if there is something a player doesn't know, he doesn't have to know that he is missing something. Accusing him for not reading the rules is a bit silly.
Nov 25, 2009
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Haha! This is so funny! 
I was taught the "en passant" (or "ang pang sang" as it is pronounced in Norwegian) by Frode, I didn't believe him but he insisted that it was true! So, for years I thought he's cheated me, but a month ago (when I came to this site) I saw it in the a tutorial... That's fail! 
RainbowRising wrote:
Not at all. How can you play a game without knowing the rules? That is silly.
How can you know if you don't know a rule. If you did you'd probably go find out
Hi, i was playing versus the computer in the live chess section, "Computer1-EASY (1389)", when i discovered myself being cheated by the computer!, i know its a bug, but its upsetting when you try to win and find yourself with something like this... please check the following list of moves
1.e4e6
2.g3d5
3.Nc3Bc5
4.d4Bd6
5.Nxd5exd5
6.exd5Ne7
7.Bb5+Bd7
8.Bc4O-O
9.Nf3Na6
10.O-Ob6
11.Ne5c5
12.dxc6
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Computer1-EASY (1389)
My pawn was eaten by a side to side enemy pawn, i just couldn`t belive it.
Please fix this kind of bugs.
Thank you.
p.s. if you find some bugs like this one please post your comments.
IF YOU DONT BELIVE ME CHECK OUT THE FOLLOWING IMAGES...