Originally posted by lolof And often, as in chess, when the Queen is in danger, the King is the problem.
The king never leaves the board, and the only piece a pawn cannot be promoted to is king. Chess metaphors (king vs queen) can go either way, but they appear to favor the king as being...
Originally posted by ChessPraxis It's pretty easy when you're sitting in front of a computer screen. The images are under your control as well as what site and what you're doing.
The web is forever, it doesn't forget.
Originally posted by lemon lime The king never leaves the board, and the only piece a pawn cannot be promoted to is king. Chess metaphors (king vs queen) can go either way, but they appear to favor the king as being...
Originally posted by Trev33 Tell that to the dice at conquerclub.com 😕
I quit playing there because of the dice.
I mean when you outman the neighboring territory 2 to 1 or even 3 to 1 and you lose ALL your armies without taking a single one of theirs, then that is a flawed system.
Originally posted by lemon lime The king never leaves the board, and the only piece a pawn cannot be promoted to is king. Chess metaphors (king vs queen) can go either way, but they appear to favor the king as being...
(drum roll)
[b]The King of all He Surveys!
Hurrah![/b]
However there are two Kings on the board and only one can win...
Originally posted by ChessPraxis It's pretty easy when you're sitting in front of a computer screen. The images are under your control as well as what site and what you're doing.
The web is forever, it doesn't forget.
Theoreticians of "mass culture" explain exactly in the same way why people love soap operas: they watch heroes on SMALL screen and they can turn them off any time the fee like.
The King of all I Survey
11 Nov '13 08:35
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