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Originally posted by PhlabibitYou can say that again!
That is plain silly.
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I Think some people in this thread don't understand what conditional moves entails or how they work.
Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveWhy don't you explain them, then? Let me see what you are getting at.
You can say that again!
I Think some people in this thread don't understand what conditional moves entails or how they work.
Originally posted by RamnedWe all know what the concept of conditional moves is. We don't need to repeat it. There are loads of explanation already about the subject.
Why don't you explain them, then? Let me see what you are getting at.
CC is not supposed to be "rapid moving." Go play blitz or OTB if you want that...
But maybe I'm missing the point, so why don't you outline what a "conditional move" is.
Originally posted by FabianFnasPrecisely.
We all know what the concept of conditional moves is. We don't need to repeat it. There are loads of explanation already about the subject.
"CC is not supposed to be "rapid moving."" you say. But when we play slowly, people are complaining. The truth is CC may be slow by has not to be slow if both players agree to it. 21 days thinking time is not oblig ...[text shortened]... ional moves and will not even notice the existance of such moves when they're being used.
Originally posted by FabianFnasBasically, are you saying that with a conditional move, you can go ahead an submit a move...and then...later, if your opponent has not already moved, you can change your mind?
We all know what the concept of conditional moves is. We don't need to repeat it. There are loads of explanation already about the subject.
"CC is not supposed to be "rapid moving."" you say. But when we play slowly, people are complaining. The truth is CC may be slow by has not to be slow if both players agree to it. 21 days thinking time is not oblig ional moves and will not even notice the existance of such moves when they're being used.
Originally posted by RamnedThat is not what we mean by conditionnal move. A conditional move is:
Basically, are you saying that with a conditional move, you can go ahead an submit a move...and then...later, if your opponent has not already moved, you can change your mind?
If that's the case...it's not horrible, but you should not make a move without thinking it through all the way. Each move you make, you should be 100% sure of and have no doubt that ...[text shortened]... in itself would end lots of blunders and probably at least a 1500 player on this site I think.
Originally posted by BedingbedangThank you, Bedingbedang, for clearing everything out.
That is not what we mean by conditionnal move. A conditional move is:
-I make move A in the hope that my opponent makes move B and I follow with move C.
Move A is my move made in real time, move C is my conditionnal move. It is conditionnal to the opponent making move B (and only that, if the opponent makes anything else, the conditional move is ...[text shortened]... one forces you to put one every time. If you don't see an obvious response, you don't put one.
Originally posted by Bedingbedangyes, I guess I don't understand, because that seems preposterous! 2 moves!? If your opponent moves a certain move, the computer does it!? Why? 1 move, just 1 move. You can't just try to predict all sorts of moves your opponent is going to make...
That is not what we mean by conditionnal move. A conditional move is:
-I make move A in the hope that my opponent makes move B and I follow with move C.
Move A is my move made in real time, move C is my conditionnal move. It is conditionnal to the opponent making move B (and only that, if the opponent makes anything else, the conditional move is ...[text shortened]... one forces you to put one every time. If you don't see an obvious response, you don't put one.
Originally posted by RamnedNo one is asking for you to predict every move. You don't even have to predict one if you don't like. But when the opponent only have one move to make, then it is easy to make a prediction. And it make the game some quicker, and no one will complain over taht.
yes, I guess I don't understand, ... You can't just try to predict all sorts of moves your opponent is going to make...
Originally posted by RamnedIf you are trading a piece, and know they will take it... why not tell have your next move ready to go? This is used all the time in correspondence chess, and I look forward to it being implemented here at RHP.
yes, I guess I don't understand, because that seems preposterous! 2 moves!? If your opponent moves a certain move, the computer does it!? Why? 1 move, just 1 move. You can't just try to predict all sorts of moves your opponent is going to make...
Originally posted by RamnedWe're not talking about playing chess where the "condition" exists that we are allowed to take moves back.
[b] NO CONDITIONAL MOVES! PLEASE!
Why? You're supposed to move 1 time. You're supposed to think it through before moving. Blegh. That is not chess. Once the piece is down and your hand leaves it (or you click submit move) it is DONE.
That would be pointless![/b]