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pedro823
Feb 6, 2008
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hey, 5 moves! the first short puzzle maked by pedro823!
How about 1. Qd5#.
You do make the most difficult puzzles as your solutions are very difficult to find.
This puzzle doesn't make sense. And neither does the opponents moves. You move your pawn, leaving your queen completely vulnerable. BLUNDER
The black knight puts the king in check, leaving itself completely vulnerable. BLUNDER
Besides, there was a mate in 1 from the start.
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Thompson wrote:
How about 1. Qd5#.
You do make the most difficult puzzles as your solutions are very difficult to find.
The solution was easy to find, it just wasn't taken by the puzzle's creator. I agree with Quiet_Soul.
BassThumper wrote: Thompson wrote:
How about 1. Qd5#.
You do make the most difficult puzzles as your solutions are very difficult to find.
The solution was easy to find, it just wasn't taken by the puzzle's creator. I agree with Quiet_Soul.
I meant it was hard to find what Pedros solution (a mate in 5) when there is an obvious mate in 1. How many moves of pedro could you predict when 90% don't make any sense. You don't know what a "veiled compliment" is.
Once again pedro, you have wasted our time with your nonsense puzzles. The obvious mate is Qd5#, besides that, it's not impressive when you have 2 queens and 2 rooks against an opponent who has only 1 queen and 1 rook. Try making a puzzle that would actually be seen in a game, and not a game that my 7 year old son vs the monkey on chessmaster challenge would come to. Oh yeah, and when you refer to "make" in the past tense, the correct pronunciation is "made", not maked.
Thompson wrote:
How about 1. Qd5#.
You do make the most difficult puzzles as your solutions are very difficult to find.
not its mate.
lol --- waste of time!
here is a puzzle that should inspire you!
Yup!
lol
lol
I'm also 13 years old and I made the following puzzle:
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