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this was very satisfying, he managed to accomplish the challenge, and instead of just ending the video there, he quickly finished his opponent like it was nothing
Well his opponent was 100 rated. He previously ended videos saying everything more after the completed challenge was just him smurfing and he wouldn't do that.
For those saying he never explained the score, well I dont know, but I have a guess: there's a 2 second behind the scene bit at the end, where he got black and said "Oh fu-". So assuming you can rematch (dont use the site, I dunno), I suppose Simp resigned and rematched to get White
as an added bonus, you also visited Lithuania apparently in the opening. But also I am pretty sure "the italian developing style" for the bishopS (notice the plural) was supposed to be double fianchetto
I thought fianchetto was an Indian thing because fianchettoing is often done with the King's Indian. EDIT: I didn't realize that fianchetto was an Italian word, but now that begs the question why is fianchettoing often used for Indian defenses if it's an Italian word.
@@GTron13Fianchetto is italian for little flank, which is what the bishop is occupying when it goes to b2/b7/g2/g7. As for the indian defenses, indian chess (chaturanga) doesn't have 2 space pawn moves so they often start by developing the knights.
I don't know if you can still do the English opening and/or develop your bishops Italian style as black. That's my guess, as someone who doesn't know what those moves are.
In the end of the video (after the outro song at 4:04), it shows Simp starting as black. I'm guessing you need to start as white for the English opening.
"Developing bishops in the Italian style" might also refer to Fianchetto? And that's way more compatible with the English Opening, I think? If there can be another word or "the French move", then there can be a specific word for "Italian-style Bishop development", too.
props on this one, well excecuted, challenge accomplished, and nice fast-forward checkmate though i think developing the bishops italian style may have referred to fiancettoing them
@@remil3777 If the challenge creator wants fianchetto, they should say fianchetto. Talking about "Italian style" right after talking about the English Opening really really makes it seem like it's a reference to the Italian Game.
Edit: I mean Fianchetto Wasn't italian style the one that sounds so strange when you voice it, where you move the pawn b2 to b3 to make room for the bishop?^^
You use an Italian accent text to speech whenever you use the word "fianchetto" in a video yet here you don't presume "develop bishops Italian style" means fianchetto? 😄
I saw that queen blunder coming all the way back from when he played d3. If there’s one thing that 100s don’t understand, it’s that bishops can capture from their home square lol
@@bufar That's true, especially as the square for the other bishop is covered by the e5 pawn in the Italian game, but I still think it would've been more faithful to the challenge's wording to sacrifice a bishop on f4, especially as the wording is "develop your bishops Italian style" not "develop your bishops as you would if playing the Italian game". Sorry, that was a bit long winded.
I mean, chaturanga was invented in India. But the variant with the super strong queen and bishops was invented in Spain. Probably because they had a super strong queen and bishops in the real world.
China has a different version of chess. chinese friend explained it to me. he said the way we play chess is stupid because there are so many exceptions to the way pawn moves.
Did anyone even see the 0-1 score with the opponent? That means that he had either got the black pieces in the first game and resigned and offered a rematch or just played with this guy in an earlier video and got lucky enough to play him again
this was very satisfying, he managed to accomplish the challenge, and instead of just ending the video there, he quickly finished his opponent like it was nothing
Let's hope it stays that way
Well his opponent was 100 rated. He previously ended videos saying everything more after the completed challenge was just him smurfing and he wouldn't do that.
Let's hope it stays that way
He didn't tell why he had 0-1 score with this guy
@@SteelM4chineyou didn’t watch the behind the scene
Disappointed you didn’t flex on the challenge by converting the English to a Catalan, via an Italian fianchetto.
We got an Anglo-Lithuanian variation though...
Jesse what the fuck are you talking about
@@maizjsj a follow up of openings lead to it
For those saying he never explained the score, well I dont know, but I have a guess: there's a 2 second behind the scene bit at the end, where he got black and said "Oh fu-". So assuming you can rematch (dont use the site, I dunno), I suppose Simp resigned and rematched to get White
Yes because white in that game most likely wouldn't (or didn't) play English
@@jamezp1 no he did not. You just explained something to someone who very obviously already knew that, so he did the same to you.
@@darksecret965either that, or, you know, Europeans are white
Yup was my guess. When the challenge began, I was thinking "well this challenge won't work if Simp is black"
@@danielhoang289I also thought that the challenge could be “play English opening if white, Dutch defence if black”. So it would work for both colors
as an added bonus, you also visited Lithuania apparently in the opening.
But also I am pretty sure "the italian developing style" for the bishopS (notice the plural) was supposed to be double fianchetto
Yup, plural.
He went Italian game with his light bishop, but Spanish with dark bishop.
So mission not accomplished I would say.
@@D0BR0VECE Doesn't that just mean that he toured Europe even more?
@@np8139 It certainly does.
It also means he failed the challenge.
Both things are true.
@@D0BR0VECEhe failed the challenge legalistically, but satisfied even more so the spirit of it
I'm pretty sure that "developing a bishop italian style" means doing a fianchetto
I thought fianchetto was an Indian thing because fianchettoing is often done with the King's Indian.
EDIT: I didn't realize that fianchetto was an Italian word, but now that begs the question why is fianchettoing often used for Indian defenses if it's an Italian word.
@@GTron13 fianchetto just means developing the bishop to the long diagonal.
Not necessarily. There's also the Italian game.
@@GTron13Fianchetto is italian for little flank, which is what the bishop is occupying when it goes to b2/b7/g2/g7. As for the indian defenses, indian chess (chaturanga) doesn't have 2 space pawn moves so they often start by developing the knights.
@@GTron13 SICILIAN Dragon, you heard of that?
By saying italian style I think he meant fianchetto
But that would be just a normal English?
I think Italian style means minimum effort, i.e. just one space
@@avaraportti1873a fianchetto is one space, so not exclusive
which the TTS insists on pronouncing "chunkitto" for some reason
@@vozh-kc when he says "fianchetto" he usually uses google translate, which pronounces it correctly
Thanks for explaining why the 1-0 lol the behind the scenes was great lmao!
I don't know if you can still do the English opening and/or develop your bishops Italian style as black. That's my guess, as someone who doesn't know what those moves are.
i don't understand
4:03 for someone who didn’t watch the video till the end
the English opening starts with c4 so simp must be white
If you look at the opening, Simp also made it to Lithuania on his tour of Europe.
He didn't make it to Italy though. He was supposed to fianchetto both bishops.
Wait you never explained why he has a 1 - 0 score
Edit: he does just after the cretics
He did at the end, after the credits
obviously simp had black in the first game and resigned to start as white for the british opening
In the end of the video (after the outro song at 4:04), it shows Simp starting as black.
I'm guessing you need to start as white for the English opening.
watch until very end and you find the answer
@@filippocamana3472 His outro is too legendary, hardly any frequent viewers ever check it again
this was surprisingly a pretty fun game in my opinion
Happy that you choose to show the checkmate instead of ending it. Keep it up!
"Developing bishops in the Italian style" might also refer to Fianchetto? And that's way more compatible with the English Opening, I think? If there can be another word or "the French move", then there can be a specific word for "Italian-style Bishop development", too.
fianchetto seems too easy though. then its just basically get the en passant. at least a weird italian with your pawn in the way is harder
The challenge should also have zwichenzung in it
There's also Zugzwang
@@tochoXK3 one visit to the Germany is enough
@@tochoXK3 And finish with Zeitnot
Perhaps the Dutch defense as well
and needs of a Luftloch
On the side of the screen (with all the options) it says
“Happy
New
Year
To
All
My
Subscribers
And
their cats”
Happy New Year Simp
He didn’t censor “fucking”. Yay 2024 cursing!
I really like this format, where you have a normal game followed by a brief blooper reel of things out of your control.
My cat is saying Happy New Year back but I’m not exactly sure why
That bishop move was big brain. Also, showing instead of telling the behind the scenes was hilarious. Happy New Year 😂
This was the most satisfactory video that I have seen in a long time. Nice!
"So in order to get an en passent ......."
Me: aaah.... that french move ...
I thought the Mission meant resignin the game😂😂😂😂😂😅
props on this one, well excecuted, challenge accomplished, and nice fast-forward checkmate
though i think developing the bishops italian style may have referred to fiancettoing them
Wasn't "italian style" supposed to mean fianchetto ?
He put the light bishop where it goes in the Italian opening.
@@BWTHeuSeD yes but I don't think that's what the challenge creator meant
@@remil3777rule of thumb: be as clear as possible in your challenge or simp will misinterpret it
Well it may or may not be the intended move, but fianchetto is ridiculously easy to achieve, so it doesn't really matter.
@@remil3777 If the challenge creator wants fianchetto, they should say fianchetto. Talking about "Italian style" right after talking about the English Opening really really makes it seem like it's a reference to the Italian Game.
I also interpreted an Italian style bishop to mean Bc4 as in the Italian opening so I have no complaints about not fianchettoing
I guess all tickets to Italy were sold, so you gone to Lithuania
You played very well.
I like the challenge videos.
I enjoy them.
People that complain about the explanation didn't watch the after credits scene.
MADE IN HEAVEN!!!
Speeds fifty moves foward
i would have said develop bishops italian style means fianchettttto
Edit: I mean Fianchetto
Wasn't italian style the one that sounds so strange when you voice it, where you move the pawn b2 to b3 to make room for the bishop?^^
We don't know what the challenge meant, but he developed the bishop like in the italian opening, which makes sense
You know he meant fianchetto...
The French move is actually resigning
So that’s the first paid actor confirmed on this channel
italian style is an fianchetto you paid actor
Wow, this is a real paid actor for sure
Chess but you get electrocuted every time you loose material
Chess but if a check is possible the video ends
He wished a happy new year to our cats. What a chad.
i read that torturing europe
Simp wasn't a coward for once, this is very satisfying. Thank you for finishing the game simp.
The Simp becoming better and Better, thank you so much!
What a slyly chosen title. Now that's how you hook an audience. xD
Whenever Simp beats a challenge I do the wiggly ending dance alongside the anime child
Simp toured Lithuania as a bonus
my cat is grateful for the sidebar message uwu
The second part of the challenge was to fianchetto both bishops.
Good old blooper credits
Fianchetto the bishops!
smartest en passant ever, unbelievable
Guy probably meant fiancetto by the "italian style" but he did use unnecessarily ambiguous means to express his demands
You use an Italian accent text to speech whenever you use the word "fianchetto" in a video yet here you don't presume "develop bishops Italian style" means fianchetto? 😄
I thought there is no en passant and I was clickbaited
i thought developing the bishops italian style was fianchetto ing them
very good checkmate at the end. thank you simp.
A quick checkmate is totally fine. The challenge was met!
Disappointed you didn’t do the French move and surrender (resign).
I saw that queen blunder coming all the way back from when he played d3. If there’s one thing that 100s don’t understand, it’s that bishops can capture from their home square lol
Because you included the rest of the game, even though you didn't have to, I am resubscribing.
If this was a real European tour, you should have lost the game for historical accuracy.
Wouldn't developing the bishops Italian style mean he should do a fianchetto?
great ending
I was thinking fiancetto
Very nice!
this was a good one
The wording was "develop your bishopS" but you only developed one bishop Italian style. Mission failed.
The Italian game really only requires Bc4
@@bufar That's true, especially as the square for the other bishop is covered by the e5 pawn in the Italian game, but I still think it would've been more faithful to the challenge's wording to sacrifice a bishop on f4, especially as the wording is "develop your bishops Italian style" not "develop your bishops as you would if playing the Italian game". Sorry, that was a bit long winded.
Mission not accomplished, the bishops were supposed to be fianchettoed (b and g pawns both pushed one square and bishops placed on b2 and g2)
guyzzz the old music is back lezzz goo
the new was very good too but nothing beats this one.
3:26
Was that an uncensored f-bomb in simp's channel? I can't believe it
was thinking the same, been searching the comments for someone else talking about it
Er, you actually developed dark square bishop Spanish style.
clicked for the en passant
Surely Italian style bishop development means fianchettos?
what's that grey bar at 3:38?
Score was 0-1 because the French move is resign smart
Please, more behind te scenes
What anime is the end card from?
But c4 is the Afghan opening rather than the English one, isn't it?
Holy hell!
I’m pretty sure “Bishops Italian style” meant Fianchetto.
I like your channel
so do i
permaban
Fun fact: Italian style is a fianchetto
Should have done the London system instead
Holy Hell!
new response just dropped
Good video
Can we suggest challenges here? Or he only gets them from that other place we're not supposed to name?
no, only discord
Imagine not knowing what a fianchetto is 💀
"I'm sure chess wasn't born in the US"
I'm sure we'll find a way to claim it was just like we claim to invent everything else.
Why did he block the resign button at 3:39 ?
I mean, chaturanga was invented in India. But the variant with the super strong queen and bishops was invented in Spain. Probably because they had a super strong queen and bishops in the real world.
Thumbs up for showing the end
He did not explain the 1-0 score
he did, watch till the very end next time (after the outro)
Where???
By the way:
Carls opening = Bremen opening = English opening. Makes total sense.
Holy hell
How are you so smart!?
Perfect opportunity for Berlin draw wasted :/
There were early chess like games in Persia, India and China but the modern rules we use today were developed and refined in Europe
China has a different version of chess. chinese friend explained it to me. he said the way we play chess is stupid because there are so many exceptions to the way pawn moves.
Modern chess or the chess which we play is made/developed in Europe though...
3:28 you didn’t censor that one
Video 49 of asking simp to play fps chess
Why would Italian style mean c4?
because that's where the bishop goes in the italian opening
Chess was born in Persia, and it carried over to India.
Did anyone even see the 0-1 score with the opponent? That means that he had either got the black pieces in the first game and resigned and offered a rematch or just played with this guy in an earlier video and got lucky enough to play him again
According to the few seconds of behind-the-scenes we got at the end of the video, it was the former.