24 Oct 07
Originally posted by Red NightFalse! May I be so bold as to recommend a course of study.... Thread 78421 😲
You can't move your pawn from h6 to h4.
24 Oct 07
Originally posted by leisurelyslothPlease explain quickly, rather than having us read an entire thread to figure out what your point is.
False! May I be so bold as to recommend a course of study.... Thread 78421 😲
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24 Oct 07
Originally posted by leisurelyslothThank you for just waisting 5 minutes of my life.
False! May I be so bold as to recommend a course of study.... Thread 78421 😲
24 Oct 07
Originally posted by PhlabibitAh... ..I wouldn't have thought it so obscure. 😕 The thread relates to counting the number of moves (in this case of the knight, but surely extensible to other pieces) required to go from one square to another. In this case I should think two would suffice.
Please explain quickly, rather than having us read an entire thread to figure out what your point is.
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24 Oct 07
Originally posted by leisurelyslothWouldn't the opening post read like this if this were the case?
Ah... ..I wouldn't have thought it so obscure. 😕 The thread relates to counting the number of moves (in this case of the knight, but surely extensible to other pieces) required to go from one square to another. In this case I should think two would suffice.
Originally posted by deathwolf923410
When trying to (moveds) my h6 pawn to h4, i misclicked and my pawn actually went outside of the board. Just thought that was worth pointing out.
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24 Oct 07
Originally posted by PhlabibitIt coulds.
Wouldn't the opening post read like this if this were the case?
Originally posted by deathwolf923410
[b]When trying to (moveds) my h6 pawn to h4, i misclicked and my pawn actually went outside of the board. Just thought that was worth pointing out.
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