What’s interesting is that he broke a rule here since the challenge specifically stated after Simp’s 5th move he had to look at the challenge. However, he waited until his opponent’s fifth move was done
The challenge said you cannot move pieces or pawns _between_ different groups, but it never said you couldn’t move pieces or pawns *across* different groups. Another loophole!
@@DuffTerrall-- I think it's partly editing. Simp has used pitch and speed shifts to add innotation a lot, this one just happens to feel very natural.
Wait that’s YOU?!? I thought the pfp was just a coincidence but it looks like I was wrong, cool to see dsn commenters in other Chanel’s comment sections
@@thesmasher. Oh hey, good to see you! And uh, I don’t know if I can really qualify as a dsn commenter anymore. I keep forgetting to do so after work. Speaking of, thanks for reminding me. I haven’t commented in like three days now.
fack, that was my idea to get the physics Nobel prize-he beat me to it ! I'll have to fall back on the time travel device, which is a lot harder to do...
13. bd3 is a shock because normally simp would consider this to break the rules when in reality everyone in the audience would allow it or even expect it is permitted.
I think moving from A to A through B is perfectly according to the challenge, but arguing that it's teleporting when the bishop can't jump over pieces is a hard sell.
Chess but for every piece your opponent takes you must do one of these tasks; - Beat a Saint cycle (beat the Saint Campaign) in rain world downpour - Beat celeste chapter 8 B-Side - Beat celeste chapter 3 C-Side with a golden berry - Install geometry dash and get 20% in Tidal wave, practise mode allowed - Beat the enderdragon withing 100 days in minecraft hardcore - Beat Slime rancher within an hour 'speedrun' - Play a team game of Team Fortress 2 and your team wins - Cheese an old version of Planetary Travel by Axerity in Baba Is You - Beat Hollow Knight - Aquire a slugpup in Gourmand campaign (rain world downpour)
fun challenge, maybe one of those cases where playing vs a 300 rated would have made it more interesting, or if there was less time to see the challenge
If the chess board is in a quantum state, then group A would be group B simultaneously and vice versa, so free travel is allowed. Source: Completely made up by myself
Yes. Another way of looking at it is that the is-this-the-same-group operator would yields -1 for a move between either assignment of group A to group B (creating an out-of-phase condition -> this move cannot happen), and 1 for a move for either group within itself (in-phase condition -> this move can happen). A move which crosses from group A to group B and back to group A has TWO -1 phases which multiply out to +1, allowing the move.
@@orbistruct Yes. I mean the player just spent like 13 seconds realising and figuring out why he couldn't take the queen, of course he's not going to allow the same thing again and lose a rook for free.
Two bishops, different kind of squares, aka different spins, which implies that Bishops are electrons Electrons known to have tunnel effect These challenges are getting way too real
Too bad he failed the challenge. His queen was in group A, he had no way to move and capture the king in group B. Therefore the king was not even in check. Real challenge was to actually checkmate the king, without the game falsely ending the match because it thought it was a checkmate.
@@CancerGaming_ by the challenge, the bishop cant capture the king at h file (by definition of checkmate: whatever you move, your king will be captured), hence it's just a check
@@aamierulharith5294it doesn't work like this. Even if the piece can't move there, it's still checkmate. For example, take a normal game. In this game, a rook is pinned to the king by the ennemy queen. The player checkmates his opponent putting his queen to attack the other king, and the rook guards the only square where the king could have went. Even if the rook is pinned and legally can't move to the square where the other king is, it still attacks the square. The goal is to checkmate the opponent, not to take the king
@@Gulgulp. i think you're missing the point: this is a challenge, and simp always abide by the challenge, so in the spirit of the challenge (which you're not partaking in rn) this is just a normal win by checkmate, but not a challenge win
That was actually a fun challenge idea for once, and i feel like the quantum teleportation is fair game.
Movement would be very limited otherwise
it's fair. if the piece lands on a good column it doesn't matter how it got there.
Otherwise it would be absolutely impossible.
i read this before watching the video and was so confused as to how this could be a comment on a chess game
Luckily 2 4 columns were grouped together instead of something like 1 column and 7 columns
You know... quantum teleport bishop is technically within the rules so...
Yeah, mission accomplished.
it's not just technically in the rules, it's also clearly within the spirit of the rules. The challenge was, for once, interpreted correctly.
@@Person01234As the challenge creator I can confirm that yes, that was intended.
He basically treated his bishop as an elephant--teleports but exactly 2 squares.
What’s interesting is that he broke a rule here since the challenge specifically stated after Simp’s 5th move he had to look at the challenge. However, he waited until his opponent’s fifth move was done
@@svarogwolf
That's still his 5th move because he didnt play his 6th move yet.
The challenge said you cannot move pieces or pawns _between_ different groups, but it never said you couldn’t move pieces or pawns *across* different groups. Another loophole!
groups blocking each other wouldve been a stupid interpretation. I'm surprised Simp didn't go with it.
@@DaTimmeh exactly, would have been a very him thing to do
I wonder if that was an intentional part of the challenge so that rooks would be able to move from one side to the other.
Not a loophole lol. Just something I didn’t think to clarify.
@@ruanpingshanActually more for the bishops than anything.
I love how the opponent just kept blundering pieces with such confidence 😂
And all but one of them (Rh6) happened within group A! In fact, one for each file, which is quite funny (Bxb4, Qxd5, Qxe5+, Qf8#)
That "well" has got to have the most pronounced emotion I have ever heard from the TTS
TTS? That's what simp sounds like. You didn't know he does voice over work for a lot of other streamers and channels?
For real, though, what is the TTS model here? It's common enough I hear it elsewhere and I'm at this point just bloody curious what is used.
@@DuffTerralli believe this voice is called daniel (uk)
@@DuffTerrall-- I think it's partly editing. Simp has used pitch and speed shifts to add innotation a lot, this one just happens to feel very natural.
I was thinking that 😂
At 1:58, the opponent spent 13 seconds trying to figure out why he couldn't capture the queen.
Understandable XD
I will admit I did too
Same
I just wondered why he didn't take it and then noticed the bishop.
I’m having trouble understanding I’m not a chess person
Hey, that’s me!
Edit: Oh, I should’ve specified, but the quantum teleporting was intended.
Wait that’s YOU?!? I thought the pfp was just a coincidence but it looks like I was wrong, cool to see dsn commenters in other Chanel’s comment sections
@@thesmasher. Oh hey, good to see you! And uh, I don’t know if I can really qualify as a dsn commenter anymore. I keep forgetting to do so after work. Speaking of, thanks for reminding me. I haven’t commented in like three days now.
@@MatthewMorris6148 yeah I noticed that I wasn’t seeing your comments very often anymore I thought it was just yt shadowbanning you or something
@@MatthewMorris6148whats dsn?
Almost a month late but wanted to say that I love the Niko pfp, very cool if you made it yourself
Simp legit developed quantum teleportation just for this challenge, what a lad
fack, that was my idea to get the physics Nobel prize-he beat me to it ! I'll have to fall back on the time travel device, which is a lot harder to do...
But the queen decided to be a badass and she chose walking to further humiliate the opponent
13. bd3 is a shock because normally simp would consider this to break the rules when in reality everyone in the audience would allow it or even expect it is permitted.
I think moving from A to A through B is perfectly according to the challenge, but arguing that it's teleporting when the bishop can't jump over pieces is a hard sell.
i just don’t think you understand how the bishop truly moves
Just got out of my quantum information theory course and I can confirm that quantum teleportation works exactly like you described.
"Some people may say... I failed the challenge". I think the only person who wants to add unnecessary difficulty to challenges is chess simp
Nothing more satisfying than when the square the piece moves to rhymes with checkmate
You know it's a good challenge when Simp has to declare that a piece is moving normally.
Quantum teleportation, the new chess meta.
quantum teleportation:
oh am i over here? oh now im here HAHAHA
"he saw everything" --> he saw nothing (neither the skewer, nor the pin that makes it useless)
Chess but for every piece your opponent takes you must do one of these tasks;
- Beat a Saint cycle (beat the Saint Campaign) in rain world downpour
- Beat celeste chapter 8 B-Side
- Beat celeste chapter 3 C-Side with a golden berry
- Install geometry dash and get 20% in Tidal wave, practise mode allowed
- Beat the enderdragon withing 100 days in minecraft hardcore
- Beat Slime rancher within an hour 'speedrun'
- Play a team game of Team Fortress 2 and your team wins
- Cheese an old version of Planetary Travel by Axerity in Baba Is You
- Beat Hollow Knight
- Aquire a slugpup in Gourmand campaign (rain world downpour)
What's that explosion at the very end of the video?
The sound that you hear right before a quantum teleport
Nice to see a challenge Simp didn't make harder for themselves.
I never noticed the "Subscribe or my dog will eat your homework" on the side.
1:43 gotta love the memey quotes 😂
"That blunders a King" has the same energy as お前はもう死んでいる.
Sounds blast at the end of the video 😧
4D chess with quantum teleportation
People who'd complain about moving pieces through another group's files should be ostracized
The Oneshot profile picture makes this perfect XD
“…after YOUR fifth move…”
fun challenge, maybe one of those cases where playing vs a 300 rated would have made it more interesting, or if there was less time to see the challenge
Oof. The very end of the video has a VERY loud static noise. Result of the quantum teleporting?
If the chess board is in a quantum state, then group A would be group B simultaneously and vice versa, so free travel is allowed. Source: Completely made up by myself
Yes. Another way of looking at it is that the is-this-the-same-group operator would yields -1 for a move between either assignment of group A to group B (creating an out-of-phase condition -> this move cannot happen), and 1 for a move for either group within itself (in-phase condition -> this move can happen). A move which crosses from group A to group B and back to group A has TWO -1 phases which multiply out to +1, allowing the move.
Impressive that the 100 rated player saw 2:08, I probably would have blundered that
What is the tactic here, I can't see it at all
Actually nevermind, I see it, I just didn't think the right way
I thought he could threaten checkmate
Couldnt the queen just capture the rook like the pawn before it?
The d7 pawn is still pinned
@@orbistruct Yes. I mean the player just spent like 13 seconds realising and figuring out why he couldn't take the queen, of course he's not going to allow the same thing again and lose a rook for free.
Two bishops, different kind of squares, aka different spins, which implies that Bishops are electrons
Electrons known to have tunnel effect
These challenges are getting way too real
Hello, fellow cube.
Freaking earrape at the end there
Very smooth. Well done.
Definitely not a paid actor.
your outro seemed to glitch in the last second
I actually disagree with the ruling that the move was legal; the bishop inarguably moved "between groups".
That's not quantum teleportation - it's just regular teleportation.
Totally fair, though - is say as long as it lands in it's own group it counts.
respect for Niko pfp
Ah yes, quantum tunneling
Actually a good challenge!
Subscribe or my dog will eat your homework, well done, i have no idea how long is this there
Too bad he failed the challenge. His queen was in group A, he had no way to move and capture the king in group B. Therefore the king was not even in check. Real challenge was to actually checkmate the king, without the game falsely ending the match because it thought it was a checkmate.
How about chess variants _with_ viewer challenges?
Yes. Chess is actually just pieces quantum teleporting on the board
But if another piece (or pawn) is in the way, is that now a quantum block?
I wish you used Walpurgis Night more lately
It's quantum tunneling
I like Quantum Physics! :D
A balanced challenge^^
Day 8 asking for chess simp’s genshin main
"Queen normally moves to f8" I see at least someone in ths kingdom values the old ways rather than the wacky new quantum shite
Edit: spelling
I dont understand why that player didnt take the queen when he had the chance
The pawn is pinned to the king
Wait... if pieces can quantum teleport,why they cant quantum teleport over other pieces? (except horseys ofc)
The technology is still very new, and so to maintain proper targeting, the piece must maintain line of sight with its intended destination.
jumpscare at 3:15
Video 2 of asking simp to play fps chess
but that's technically not a checkmate bcuz your bishop cannot go to h file
how does that make it not checkmate
@@CancerGaming_ by the challenge, the bishop cant capture the king at h file (by definition of checkmate: whatever you move, your king will be captured), hence it's just a check
@@aamierulharith5294it doesn't work like this. Even if the piece can't move there, it's still checkmate. For example, take a normal game. In this game, a rook is pinned to the king by the ennemy queen. The player checkmates his opponent putting his queen to attack the other king, and the rook guards the only square where the king could have went. Even if the rook is pinned and legally can't move to the square where the other king is, it still attacks the square. The goal is to checkmate the opponent, not to take the king
@@Gulgulp. i think you're missing the point: this is a challenge, and simp always abide by the challenge, so in the spirit of the challenge (which you're not partaking in rn) this is just a normal win by checkmate, but not a challenge win
@@aamierulharith5294 yes, but tell that to the site. It maybe would've been cool irl, but online there is not an option for this kind of challenge.
burger
Love the f8 checkm8, always satisfying to hear
Alsp i am the 69th comment
Wait, why didn't he take your queen with the pawn instead of threatening her with the Rook?
Edit:oh, I'm dumb
sick
Is ont possible to be as Bad as the opponent ? He gives pieces so often.
While people are proud of themselves for being the first commenter, I get to be the first of the ones who actually watched the video.
I laughed
Paid actor
😂
fail
Dude are you having F in history? Bishop using usuall teleports, due to religios connections.
First heh
Day 25 asking simp to pin me
Fancy bishop quantum teleport lol why just can use normal teleport like normal people's hm !!!