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Which is the better piece?

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Originally posted by trawets113
I myself prefer Crows.
Stay away from me! I don't swing that way.

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Originally posted by JoniG
Do you have any idea how many times this issue is disscussed?
I myself would say birds are probably discussed quite regularly by about 50% of the human race.

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Originally posted by JoniG
Do you have any idea how many times this issue is disscussed?
Since Feb '06..?

Never but now...

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Originally posted by JoniG
my answer



''ONLY CHESS'' SECTION
On a chess site..... surely a question relating to chess cannot be missplaced.

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Originally posted by JoniG
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''ONLY CHESS'' SECTION
Oh... I never knew..

I hardly come to this site for only chess.. that.. doesn't make sense.. yet.. it does..

Cosmic.

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Originally posted by JoniG
But Ravello gets angry when I post to ''Clans'' or ''Help'' section.
Ravello is always angry.

😀

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The best piece is the one that works best in the given position. Sometimes a knight is better than a rook, and in the position below, with white on move, a rook is better than a queen.

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My horsies jump over stuff, I like them better. Bishops are teh suuuuuuuck.

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Originally posted by General Putzer
My horsies jump over stuff, I like them better. Bishops are teh suuuuuuuck.
Aim of chess is to take stuff though not jump over it.

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Originally posted by General Putzer
My horsies jump over stuff, I like them better. Bishops are teh suuuuuuuck.
It seems as if the bishop should be the one that moves crooked.

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Originally posted by Wulebgr
The best piece is the one that works best in the given position. Sometimes a knight is better than a rook, and in the position below, with white on move, a rook is better than a queen.

[fen]8/k1P5/2K5/8/8/8/8/8 w - - 0 1[/fen]
Why not just move the king over one, then promote? That will avoid the ensuing run-around.