27 Feb 03
Originally posted by nathancdu1Not very well. Usually get my knickers caught in the door and stumble into various ceramic devices in the dark.🙄 Seriously, I have no idea. I am rather new to chess, so i'll watch and learn along with you.
how do you perform en passant- sorry if i spelled it wrong
27 Feb 03
Just move your attacking pawn to its target square (as per normal capture). You won't see the captured pawn disappear from the board, though, at this time. Next time you check your game, the captured pawn will be gone. Similarly, if you castle, you won't see the rook's new position until after you have committed your move.