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Hi all,Reviving this here topic to say I bundled up all the players files and tournament files from pgnmentor.com into a zip file so as to save you over 1000 additional link clicks!Go here to get it.There are also more files there. but they are not in the archive
Re: Improving your Chess
Hi all,Reviving this here topic to say I bundled up all the players files and tournament files from pgnmentor.com into a zip file so as to save you over 1000 additional link clicks!Go here to get it.
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I played some shogi when I still had some of my vision. Really fun game, I liked it much more than chess. I'd love to play an accessible shogi some day.
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hello,@39: XBoard is... how to call it... the program behind WinBoard.It's for Linux, WinBoard is its Windows port.Also, I have just checked, XBoard supports uci engines. You just need to have Polyglot installed, it's a middle-layer connecting uci engines
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hello,@39: XBoard is... how to call it... the program behind WinBoard.It's for Linux, WinBoard is its Windows port.Also, I have just checked, XBoard supports uci engines. You just need to have Polyglot installed, it's a middle-layer connecting uci engines
Re: Improving your Chess
hello,@39: XBoard is... how to call it... the program behind WinBoard.It's for Linux, WinBoard is its Windows port.Also, I have just checked, XBoard supports uci engines. You just need to have Polyglot installed, it's a middle-layer connecting uci engines
Re: Improving your Chess
hello,@39: XBoard is... how to call it... the program behind WinBoard.It's for Linux, WinBoard is its Windows port.Also, I have just checked, XBoard supports uci engines. You just need to have Polyglot installed, it's a middle-layer connecting uci engines
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@38:you of course, are correct.since unlike chess with which I am familiar since the age of 7, Shogi is something which I saw in Naruto first, and then wanted to play. The board would be useful for understanding the rules as well.I did come across someone who did
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36 has very good ideas.honestly, i don't have much programming skills to create something like this, could you try?you don’t need to play online or things like that, just a guide that could manage matches analyze, be able to comment, if you can do research
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Hello,@37: depends on the country. For example, even in chess, instead of Rxe8+ for example, in Slovak, we write Vxe8+, as veža is the slovak version of rook.Shogi seems to be in the same situation. Japans use their own kanji notation, but there is also a western
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@36:the reversing problem of the winboard I have noted in the topic earlier, but no one commented on it so I thought I was the only one.Also, you really have some great ideas, but Shogi presents an additional problem of translating the pieces, since I checked
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Hello,@35: really? Hmm, that's strange, I thought fairy-max used uci too, although in a slightly more universal way by being able to run other board games as well.When designing a board game, such as Chess, but also Arimaa or Go, I usually stick with the classic
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Hi people.i'm thinking how to create an accessible chess gui ..we have winboard, the problem is that it cannot connect with uci, that is, there is no way to use other engines to analyze games or something like that. one of the problems to start
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Hello,@33: yes, I did, although in a slightly cheaty way but... who cares? There are quite lot of versions of Go out there when I take in that I first heard about the game during the Alphago vs. lee Sedol fight, the only problem is, that they're not accessible.But
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@32:you made a game of go? That's interesting, since I have tried to search on google about shogi and go, but I haven't got many good results, leading me to think that people simply don't create these games.As for c5, you probably are referring to sicilian defense
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Hello,@25: A good compromise between passive and active play against 1. e4 is playing simply 1. ... e5. Usually Nf3 follows which you can answer by Nc6, and white will play Bc4 or Bb5 (Italian game and Spanish game respectively).The good thing about
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I still want to code a game, but of course to code a game I'll need to learn how to code anything, period. I picked up some very basic knowledge on VB, Python, HTML, PHP, and a bunch of other stuff along the way, so I know the general idea of how programming tends
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@Nocturnus: Ah, I suppose that makes sense... Well, not really, but it at least explains what probably happened. I guess it's to save up server space and clean out spam bots or something since there wasn't any sign of a captcha.And here I was almost seriously
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That's happened to me. Basically, if you're inactive for more than a year, if I'm not badly mistaken, your account is deleted and you have a chance at recreating.
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@Nidza07: Yeah, I've tried that multiple times with different browsers without any luck. I'm fairly certain that I haven't lost access to the email either since I see previous Playroom related emails on the account I used and I don't remember ever changing
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@Nidza07: Yeah, I've tried that multiple times with different browsers without any luck. I'm fairly certain that I haven't lost access to the email either since I see previous Playroom related emails on the account I used and I don't remember ever changing
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@Jayde, I seriously was looking forward to the match as I've never played chess on QC. I've no doubt you would have beaten me if you had kept at it as, in truth, I really had no plan and was just trying to feel you out that first match. I get a little more
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Yes, pressing E while being focused on a piece tells you if there are threats. In general, you can always press F1 while in any game to hear the available shortcuts.
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apologies for the double post, but I would like to inform you guys that I have joined the playroom, (Why does that brought a image of kindergarten in my mind?) and played and lost already.So none of the fear I mentioned which in my previous posts. though I want
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@23:Thanks for that. I used to think that it might have the same commands as the winboard, but it's a good thing I asked here, since in the winboard you do the job of selecting the pieces, and dropping them on their intended squares by space and enter both. (Dew
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Oh, that's quite simple. You simply select a piece with enter, move on the board where you would like that piece to go and press enter on that square. You could also input moves in FEN notation by pressing space, for example Pe2-e4.
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@18:high five, because I like king's Indian defense as well.French defense for the few times I have tried it, seems like very crampt to me, so I decided to not use that one.But in general, Indian defenses, (King, queen, nimzo,) do work out nicely for me against 1
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You don't need to know what openings are called, and you don't need to play them religiously. The reason they exist is because greater minds than ours have analyzed the snot out of a lot of these openings and have determined that they give better winning
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Hello,@19: Philidor once said, that pawns are the soul of chess.Ján Markoš, Slovak top chess player also noted, that masters are typical for their work with pawns.Similarly to real life, even in chess, there are many correct ways to play, preferred by various types
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I'll be honest and say I don't know the first thing about all these different attacks/openings you are all mentioning, and right now, in all humility, I don't care. I think it's just not worth it at this stage in my chess career or lack there of. I mean, if you
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Hi there,well, I've been playing chess since my 11. I've never got any exceptionally good in it, perhaps due to complete absence of training. my highest elo ranking was about 1344, what's not even a club player level. Although it was possibly bit underrated, as I
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is it possible to dubble attack with a night or a pawn? don't know how.
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I am Jayde on the Playroom, so if any of you see me, that's who it is. I've lost some really stupid games of chess because I blundered pieces, which I virtually never do over the board, so I think if I want to play any of you folks seriously, I'm going to have
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I wouldn't call myself good at it; in fact, I'm less than good at it. I've lost more matches than I've won, but the ones I have won were won by the lessons I learned in all the matches I lost. IN short, you have to understand why you lost at chess to start
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@AlexN94 you should in fact be able to reset your Playroom password, unless of course you lost access to the email on which your account was created. To do this, you can enter your username at https://qcsalon.net/en/lostpasswordAs for the original topic, I am still
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It's exhilariting if you do it right, to say the least. I actually figured it out purely by accident by losing my queen early on in a game to a much less able player. I was like oh good grief! What in the crud am I gonna do now! I really do hate losing pieces
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I wish I could actually reset my password for the Playroom as it's the only way I currently have of playing chess with friends. It's a great game and I certainly miss playing it, lol.I guess my only thing to really add is that creating forks with your knights
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Hi guys all right?I really like chess, and I will point out what my biggest difficulties are, even if I have a good command of accessibility features.structured tactical training.it is often difficult to find the best way to train. searching for pgn on the internet
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Regarding the queen, I used to think that way once. But honestly, if your queen can serve a better purpose somewhere else on the board, you might as well as send it there. No point in keeping it until the end, when you might find to you're surprise that the queen
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my thing is picturing the board in my head, I always lose track of the pieces, which results into slow play. for this reason I use to love playing animal chess, fewer pieces which made them easier to check, damn I miss that game
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I prefer two rooks to one queen myself, particularly closer to end scenarios. There's more chances to apply pressure to the opposing side with two mobile pieces that can quickly provide an attack. That being said, it really does depend on the situation. A mostly
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at 5 and 6true, but this is my tactik because i'll loos it if I use it
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Tactic mentioned in post four only applies to the king. It is very important to be able to use all your pieces regardless of their value. If you leave something important like a queen standing there you are relinquishing some of the control of the board, which
Re: Improving your Chess
Tactic mentioned in post four only applies to the king. It is very important to be able to use all your pieces regardless of their value. If you leave something important like a queen standing there you are relinquishing some of the control of the board, which
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@4Yes the queen is the most valuable piece, but it doesn't necessarily mean that you should save it until you have no other choice. To my understanding, there's nothing wrong with using a queen as long as you have a purpose and as long as it's well defended
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@4, that depends on the game, don't you think?
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a small tacticnever use your queen when you have other things to use
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a tactic that I never care about it and i'll lostnever use your queen when you have other things to use
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I was, and am, yup.
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For those who learn well from videos, there's a very nice Youtube playlist that goes over some fundamentals of chess that can really help beginner players (such as myself) with improving. He talks about things such as undefended pieces and coordination that might
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