09 Feb 05
Originally posted by jimmyb270i can't use either. it just isn't chess. I mistake pieces and generally haven't a clue what's going on (though that happens anyway 🙂) so I was just interested in whether anyone used them as their setting and if so what rating are you??
Noooooooooo. Why Russ, why?
09 Feb 05
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Originally posted by malingaNo, I don't use them either, I was being sarcastic, although I think I'm going to go and give them a try now.
i can't use either. it just isn't chess. I mistake pieces and generally haven't a clue what's going on (though that happens anyway 🙂) so I was just interested in whether anyone used them as their setting and if so what rating are you??
*Edit* No I'm not, they really are rubbush aren't they?
10 Feb 05
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Originally posted by mikenayI don't think you can change the board on a game by game basis, so we would have to trust each other to keep swapping.
I'll challenge you to a smiley game if you like Jimmy!
A mate of mine (now on the site) got his only win against me otb when we played on his board where I couldn't tell what pieces were what.
Anyone I know? (I'm the Jimmy you know through Si in the real world btw in case you didn't know)
10 Feb 05
Originally posted by jimmyb270
I don't think you can change the board on a game by game basis, so we would have to trust each other to keep swapping.
[b]A mate of mine (now on the site) got his only win against me otb when we played on his board where I couldn't tell what pieces were what.
Anyone I know? (I'm the Jimmy you know through Si in the real world btw in case you didn't know)[/b]I reckon we can manage it on trust. The mate was Faggy, who you met at Glastonbury, don't think you met him any other time. He's on this site as Sparrar.
Oh, and I did know it was you. The picture was a pretty big clue anyway!