Why does lichens not allow en passant In the games • page 4/4 • General Chess Discussion • lichess.org

@goldenxwriter The room ceiling as usual.

I think Lichess should allow en passant with, say, a bishop, too. Usually teh en passant rule is explained like: e2-e4 is actually two moves e2-e3 and e3-e4, so the black pawn on f4 can capture it while still on e3 ... Let bishops do the same!

Kimushka

#33

You can do en passant (I did it)

Chess4Adhu

#34

@Sybotes Here we are trying to abolish the glitch/hack and you suggest expanding on it. You do not deserve a place on this site.

Chess4Adhu

#35

@Kimushka

That is cheating/hacking. Be ashamed of yourself.

@Kimushka That is cheating/hacking. Be ashamed of yourself.

Kimushka

#36

@Chess4Adhu you are really a dumb ass hacker!

Chess4Adhu

#37

@Kimushka That is not v ery nice :(

Donaldsen

#38

Stop insulting each other.

Donaldsen

#39

And wait...do lichens play chess?
Yes they do.
https://www.britannica.com/science/fungus/Lichens says:
‘A lichen is an association between one or two chess fungus species and a chess-alga or chess-cyanobacterium (blue-green chess-alga) that results in a form distinct from the symbionts that makes the lichen play chess. Although lichens appear to be single plantlike chess pieces, under a microscope the associations are seen to consist of millions of cells of chess-algae (called the chessbiont) woven into a matrix formed of the filaments of the chess-fungi (called the horseybiont). ‘
Ah, the feeling of Science

And wait...do lichens play chess? Yes they do. https://www.britannica.com/science/fungus/Lichens says: ‘A lichen is an association between one or two chess fungus species and a chess-alga or chess-cyanobacterium (blue-green chess-alga) that results in a form distinct from the symbionts that makes the lichen play chess. Although lichens appear to be single plantlike chess pieces, under a microscope the associations are seen to consist of millions of cells of chess-algae (called the chessbiont) woven into a matrix formed of the filaments of the chess-fungi (called the horseybiont). ‘ Ah, the feeling of Science