Chess

[Sebias of Redwall]

Depends, Sharpfur wouldn't be too bad at chess...

In that case I'd have Baro play. He's rather good at strategy games. 

[The Grey Coincidence]

And when he throws tantrums...

[Sebias of Redwall]

Things get ugly fast on a number of levels...

P.S. I'm a Kitchen Assistant! Yay!

[The Grey Coincidence]

Congratulations!




I think...

[Sebias of Redwall]

Congratulations!




I think...

Thanks....



Maybe...

[MathLuk]

It's a good thing!

[The Grey Coincidence]

It depends on the kitchen.
(But we might want to stay on topic)

[MathLuk]

Ok. Sebias, what's your least favourite piece?

[Sebias of Redwall]

The... pawn? Every piece counts I know, but they are just so worthless sometimes...

[The Grey Coincidence]

What's your favourite starting move?

[MathLuk]

1.e4 e5 2.Ke2
Actually... nah.

[The Grey Coincidence]

I'm stupid, I thought you became a real life kitchen assistant...

[Sebias of Redwall]

I'm stupid, I thought you became a real life kitchen assistant...

Oh, that explains it. 

[Ungatt Trunn]

I used to be a sort-of prodigy at chess when I was really young. Parents tell me that I was undefeated at the game when I was 5 years old (and that was playing real rounds of chess with adults who weren't too bad at it themselves). I remember spending hours every day playing digital chess games/training programs and reading every single chess book in my local library. For some reason, though, around the time I turned eleven or twelve I dropped off from playing it, and now it's been almost two years since I sat down and played a real game with someone. Kinda wished I had committed myself to maintaining the skill I had when I was younger... but what happened, happened. I want to start getting back into it - may buy a good chess program or two soon and start practising regularly again (hopefully I'll have enough time in the near future to practice...).

[Sebias of Redwall]

I used to be a sort-of prodigy at chess when I was really young. Parents tell me that I was undefeated at the game when I was 5 years old (and that was playing real rounds of chess with adults who weren't too bad at it themselves). I remember spending hours every day playing digital chess games/training programs and reading every single chess book in my local library. For some reason, though, around the time I turned eleven or twelve I dropped off from playing it, and now it's been almost two years since I sat down and played a real game with someone. Kinda wished I had committed myself to maintaining the skill I had when I was younger... but what happened, happened. I want to start getting back into it - may buy a good chess program or two soon and start practising regularly again (hopefully I'll have enough time in the near future to practice...).

5 years old! That is impressive!