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What's with all the whining here? A player has the right to resign. Put on your big boy pants and move on. It's just a game - on the internet yet. Li'l Puppet sez chillax.

What's with all the whining here? A player has the right to resign. Put on your big boy pants and move on. It's just a game - on the internet yet. Li'l Puppet sez chillax.

Apropos „descriptive notation“. Inspired by Donner‘s weird story I published 2014 a game of mine in Donner‘s distorted style to „encrypt“ it:

The first move of the Whites:
The Queen's Pawn advances two Squares

The first move of the Blacks:
The King's Knight jumps to the King's Bishop's Third Square

The second move of the Whites:
The Queen's Knight jumps to the Queen's Bishop's Third Square

The second move of the Blacks:
The King's Knight Pawn advances one Square

The third move of the Whites:
The King's Pawn advances two Squares

The third move of the Blacks:
The Queen Pawn advances one Square

The fourth move of the Whites:
The King's Bishop's Pawn advances two Squares

The fourth move of the Blacks:
The King's Bishop positions himself on the King's Knight's second Square

The fifth move of the Whites:
The King's Knight jumps to the King's Bishop's third Square

The fifth move of the Blacks:
The Queen's Bishop's Pawn advances two Squares

The sixth move of the Whites:
The King's Bishop positions himself on the fifth Square of the Queen's Knight announcing echec.

The sixth move of the Blacks:
The Queen's Bishop positions himself on the Queen's second Square

The seventh move of the Whites:
The King's Pawn advances one Square

The seventh move of the Blacks:
The King's Knight jumps to the King's Knight fifth Square

The eight move of the Whites:
The King's Pawn advances one Square

The eight move of the Blacks:
The King Bishop's Pawn captures the White Pawn

The nineth move of the Whites:
The King's Knight jumps to the King's Knight fifth Square

The nineth move of the Blacks:
The Queen's Bishop captures the Black Bishop

The tenth move of the Whites:
The King's Knight captures the Black King's Pawn

The tenth move of the Blacks:
The King's Bishop captures the Black Pawn

The eleventh move of the Whites:
The King's Knight captures the Black Queen

The eleventh move of the Blacks:
The King's Bishop positions himself on the King Bishop's seventh square announcig echec.

The twelfth move of the Whites:
The King occupies the Queen's second Square

The twelfth move of the Blacks:
The King's Bishop positions himself on the King's sixth square announcig echec.

The thirteenth move of the Whites:
The King occupies the King's first Square

The thirteenth move of the Blacks:
The King's Bishop positions himself on the King Bishop's seventh square announcig echec

The fourteenth move of the Whites:
The King occupies the Queen's second Square

The fourteenth move of the Blacks:
The King's Bishop positions himself on the King's sixth square announcig echec.

These moves having thus been repeated several times, an impasse was recorded.

Apropos „descriptive notation“. Inspired by Donner‘s weird story I published 2014 a game of mine in Donner‘s distorted style to „encrypt“ it: The first move of the Whites: The Queen's Pawn advances two Squares The first move of the Blacks: The King's Knight jumps to the King's Bishop's Third Square The second move of the Whites: The Queen's Knight jumps to the Queen's Bishop's Third Square The second move of the Blacks: The King's Knight Pawn advances one Square The third move of the Whites: The King's Pawn advances two Squares The third move of the Blacks: The Queen Pawn advances one Square The fourth move of the Whites: The King's Bishop's Pawn advances two Squares The fourth move of the Blacks: The King's Bishop positions himself on the King's Knight's second Square The fifth move of the Whites: The King's Knight jumps to the King's Bishop's third Square The fifth move of the Blacks: The Queen's Bishop's Pawn advances two Squares The sixth move of the Whites: The King's Bishop positions himself on the fifth Square of the Queen's Knight announcing echec. The sixth move of the Blacks: The Queen's Bishop positions himself on the Queen's second Square The seventh move of the Whites: The King's Pawn advances one Square The seventh move of the Blacks: The King's Knight jumps to the King's Knight fifth Square The eight move of the Whites: The King's Pawn advances one Square The eight move of the Blacks: The King Bishop's Pawn captures the White Pawn The nineth move of the Whites: The King's Knight jumps to the King's Knight fifth Square The nineth move of the Blacks: The Queen's Bishop captures the Black Bishop The tenth move of the Whites: The King's Knight captures the Black King's Pawn The tenth move of the Blacks: The King's Bishop captures the Black Pawn The eleventh move of the Whites: The King's Knight captures the Black Queen The eleventh move of the Blacks: The King's Bishop positions himself on the King Bishop's seventh square announcig echec. The twelfth move of the Whites: The King occupies the Queen's second Square The twelfth move of the Blacks: The King's Bishop positions himself on the King's sixth square announcig echec. The thirteenth move of the Whites: The King occupies the King's first Square The thirteenth move of the Blacks: The King's Bishop positions himself on the King Bishop's seventh square announcig echec The fourteenth move of the Whites: The King occupies the Queen's second Square The fourteenth move of the Blacks: The King's Bishop positions himself on the King's sixth square announcig echec. These moves having thus been repeated several times, an impasse was recorded.

@zombiemaster22

algebraic is not intuitive and is hard to use

it is not hard to translate at all
what is hard is trying to count those letters and numbers
then do it again cause from black you got it wrong

i saw a kid set up the board wrong
because he was stuck on stupid with algebraic notation

apparently if you have a white square in the right corner these days that is not enough of a clue for the kiddies. they got to have the letters and numbers spelled out for them to even set up the board correctly.

@zombiemaster22 algebraic is not intuitive and is hard to use it is not hard to translate at all what is hard is trying to count those letters and numbers then do it again cause from black you got it wrong i saw a kid set up the board wrong because he was stuck on stupid with algebraic notation apparently if you have a white square in the right corner these days that is not enough of a clue for the kiddies. they got to have the letters and numbers spelled out for them to even set up the board correctly.

@WildTricks

i have had plenty of aborted games after i open p-k4

but in this case they hit resign not abort after b-n5

it was a casual game so they dont lose any points if they dont want to play against the ruy

@WildTricks i have had plenty of aborted games after i open p-k4 but in this case they hit resign not abort after b-n5 it was a casual game so they dont lose any points if they dont want to play against the ruy

@Lil_Puppet

you wait for a time control you like
then finally get a game
and the guy resigns cause its his right

it may be a 'right' to be a bleepHOLE
but at my age i dont have time to waste on immature kiddies

when they dont play you have to start over getting a game with all that previous time being wasted

@Lil_Puppet you wait for a time control you like then finally get a game and the guy resigns cause its his right it may be a 'right' to be a bleepHOLE but at my age i dont have time to waste on immature kiddies when they dont play you have to start over getting a game with all that previous time being wasted

@oldegeezer LP reads ya Pops! It's all good! Li'l Puppet is fluent in all notations. Das it!

@oldegeezer LP reads ya Pops! It's all good! Li'l Puppet is fluent in all notations. Das it!

@Lil_Puppet

glad you are fluent in all notations
64 mag was good for any language long before algebraic got big
because it used symbols for the pieces and their squares

now if you were only fluent in descriptive
then maybe you could improve your rating

@Lil_Puppet glad you are fluent in all notations 64 mag was good for any language long before algebraic got big because it used symbols for the pieces and their squares now if you were only fluent in descriptive then maybe you could improve your rating

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