Originally posted by HektorXIt is your opponents turn in Game 5789115
Game id : 5789115
I opened a new game and set the pieces as 1.d4..And an opponent accepted my game. So I'm turn but I can't make a move (1.d4)...I click "submit move" button but no change, always it's my turn.
Originally posted by HektorXAllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrighty then.😀
Game id : 5789115
I opened a new game and set the pieces as 1.d4..And an opponent accepted my game. So I'm turn but I can't make a move (1.d4)...I click "submit move" button but no change, always it's my turn.
Originally posted by John of ReadingYes, you're right. I played another move (1.e4) and accepted. On the board I see white has 2 move, black no move. But in the game history white has one move (1.e4)...I think there is a corruption.
As I understand you, you set up a "set piece" game as if 1.d4 had been played. Did you also switch the game to be "black to move", or is the idea that white is starting this game with an extra move?
What happens if you try to make another move as white?
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Originally posted by HektorXThere is no corruption.
Yes, you're right. I played another move (1.e4) and accepted. On the board I see white has 2 move, black no move. But in the game history white has one move (1.e4)...I think there is a corruption.
When you start a game from the "set piece" option, you can set the board up however you want - the start position you choose does not form part of the move history.
You've set up a set piece game with a white pawn on d4 as the starting position and you set the option that it was white to move.
So it is correct that the only move in the game is your move of 1. e4
[this is why set piece games are never rated].