Conditional Moves

It does not appear to allow castling as a move ??

Originally posted by Mctayto
It does not appear to allow castling as a move ??

Originally posted by Marinkatomb
One would assume that a conditional move would only be allowed when someone is in check. The rules being what they are, you can't castle out of check..

Originally posted by Marinkatomb
One would assume that a conditional move would only be allowed when someone is in check.

Ahh, i've missed the point of this feature. I thought it was for forced moves! Hmmm, i don't think i'll be using this, too much possibility to blunder!

Originally posted by Marinkatomb
Ahh, i've missed the point of this feature. I thought it was for forced moves! Hmmm, i don't think i'll be using this, too much possibility to blunder!

Originally posted by Phlabibit
You can use it exclusively for forced moves if you like, right?

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Originally posted by Mctayto
It does not appear to allow castling as a move ??

Originally posted by Amsterdamn
I don't have the option of conditional moves? 🙁

Hmmm, thinking about it this feature does provide a slight incentive for hackers to attack the site. If someone wants to discover what their opponent has planned...

Originally posted by orangutan
Yes you do.
Go to a game (whether your move or not) and in the panel next to the board (beneath the player info) you'll see a link 'Conditional moves'.

Originally posted by Phlabibit
If someone wants to try and castle, and the move is illegal I think there shouldn't be a check. Seems to be outside assistance if RHP is telling you the move is illegal.

See the subject Deepthought brought up near bottom of page one.

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Originally posted by Jie
People cannot have their cake and eat it.

Originally posted by Jie
People cannot have their cake and eat it. Those using the analysis board function complain that illegal moves can be made. Those using conditional moves complain illegal moves cannot be made?

Originally posted by Marinkatomb
Hmmm, thinking about it this feature does provide a slight incentive for hackers to attack the site. If someone wants to discover what their opponent has planned...