Maybe I'm stupid. But as far as I can tell "Qxf6 was best" must be an error here since it's not a possible move - it does not take the king out of check.
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That link is way too sus...
@MMwase probably more sussy than my playing style lol
@MMwase said in #2:
> That link is way too sus...
Mkay. What way of attaching an image would be less sus then?
> That link is way too sus...
Mkay. What way of attaching an image would be less sus then?
Maybe like this then. Beware of bad chess, not for the faint of heart.
Maybe like this then. Beware of bad chess, not for the faint of heart.
When i open it it shows a correct analysis. So the image is needed to look at this bug. On move 22 "Qxf3" is suggested, that suggested should have been displayed on another move.
When i open it it shows a correct analysis. So the image is needed to look at this bug. On move 22 "Qxf3" is suggested, that suggested should have been displayed on another move.
you're right. Qf3 is not possible
I'm not understanding what's the problem here.
What do you mean by "it does not take the king out of check."? If you take the knight the king is not in check anymore.
At the same time you defend the knight on c6.
What do you mean by "it does not take the king out of check."? If you take the knight the king is not in check anymore.
At the same time you defend the knight on c6.
@Deadban said in #8:
> I'm not understanding what's the problem here.
> What do you mean by "it does not take the king out of check."? If you take the knight the king is not in check anymore.
> At the same time you defend the knight on c6.
You're not looking at the right position, at the point there are no knights left on the board.
I'm talking about move 21 ...Qd6+
And then if you look at the screenshot I posted, you can see that the analysis suggests 22 Qxf3, and that's not possible.
> I'm not understanding what's the problem here.
> What do you mean by "it does not take the king out of check."? If you take the knight the king is not in check anymore.
> At the same time you defend the knight on c6.
You're not looking at the right position, at the point there are no knights left on the board.
I'm talking about move 21 ...Qd6+
And then if you look at the screenshot I posted, you can see that the analysis suggests 22 Qxf3, and that's not possible.
I mean, your first post says:
> But as far as I can tell "Qxf6 was best" must be an error here since it's not a possible move - it does not take the king out of check.
And then you have posted twice the same position at move 16b. It's not me that got the position wrong.
I'm not opening that link, sorry. I also have no reason to assume you're lying though, so I'll just take your word for it.
Now, I can't really say much, but it obviously appears that since white's queen is already on f3 she can't capture herself.
> But as far as I can tell "Qxf6 was best" must be an error here since it's not a possible move - it does not take the king out of check.
And then you have posted twice the same position at move 16b. It's not me that got the position wrong.
I'm not opening that link, sorry. I also have no reason to assume you're lying though, so I'll just take your word for it.
Now, I can't really say much, but it obviously appears that since white's queen is already on f3 she can't capture herself.
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