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CỜ TƯ LỆNH - Vietnamese Commander Chess - by Nguyên Quí Hải - AncientChess.com
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2013
- Review of a new chess variant by Colenel Nguyên Quí Hải. This new game, known as Commander Chess in English, is a complex revision of the traditional Chinese chess, xiangqi, brought up to represent the realities of modern warfare. Here, we take a look at the rules, and consider the challenge of understanding how this game is meant to be played - AncientChess.com
cờ ni do xuất phát tại Việt Nam nên nhìn qua có thể hiểu: 1. biển là vùng biển Việt Nam.
2. Sông là khu Vĩ Tuyến 17 với sông Bến Hải, còn lại hai phần đất liền tương ứng nam bắc của Việt Nam
Great comment -- Thanks! Translation follows:
Because the game originated in Vietnam, it can be understood at first glance: 1. The sea is the sea area of Vietnam. 2. River is the 17th parallel area with Ben Hai river, the remaining two parts of the mainland correspond to the north and south of Vietnam
Because the sea is on the left, I think the view of this board is from the North side (which makes sense)
Can this game be played online?
Thanks for the great comment! It's been my fascination since I was a teenager. Now that I deal with the sets, making a business of it, I have an 'excuse' to indulge myself all the more. Send me messages any time. I'm a pretty good player, by the way, but never settled down with one form long enough to master it.
My family have been chess lovers for a long time. Dad played in the military and taught us kids when we were young. My bro is way better at it, and I love the potential of the game but I'm no good. lol!! I've already bought my brother two beautiful sets. I never knew so many variants existed till I found your site. I was blown away!
Thanks for your message! Much distraction here. Will get back to videos as soon as possible!
Wow!! Looks really interesting... I can't wait to learn the rules. I love complicated games it just makes winning better. Good stuff, keep 'em coming.
I bet you're one bad-ass tactician. Remind me never to play chess with you, lol!
This stuff was really fascinating. How much work you went through to get this information. All chess lovers really appreciate it and I hope it helps dozens!
Thanks -- I'm in dialogue with Colonel Hai about the rules ... I think I almost have them understood. I'll think of you for help with upcoming translation issues... (We'll also be chatting about the 'flip-xiangqi' .... )
Thanx man, good luck with your other work
im vietnamese and i know about how to play this chess and love it too. do you have any questions about it...maybe i can help. :)))
+Ngoan Mai Thanks very much for contacting me! A few details of the rules are still difficult to understand from Colonel Hai's translation. Please check my videos and information on ancientchess.com/commander-chess
There are videos and a rule booklet that can be downloaded.
Let me know what you think of my English presentation so far.
is there an application on google play for this game?
@@AncientChess is there an application on google play for this game?
@@lakhdartidjani2364 I don't know of any application or program for playing this game
Yes, this one borders on other war games, or even character games where each piece has its special 'powers'. I'm trying to pull it together soon. Want it to fit neatly into my 4-panel booklet format (will have to be small print!) ... and will run it by the creator, Colonel Hai, before publishing it.
I'm sure you can find a Vietnamese chess player here on youtube who is fluent in both languages who would be willing to help you learn more and even assist in translating.
He dude, when are the new videos coming?
When are there coming new videos? :(
Hey, you should look at the board game Hive, I think you would enjoy it.
Yes, there are probably a million peopele out there totally ready to help a chess game enthusiast with some translation. HELLOOOOO ANY BODY OUT THERE ... I'm actually pretty close to being sure about the rules now, just have to ask the Colonel a few questions and get my Publisher program started up...
Yes, we'll keep working those barriers. It's amazing how badly Google Translator handles Vietnamese, perfectly unreadable. But I think I'm close to having the rules down. Yes, there is a ship out there which has a limited range to shoot onto land or sea, and can be used to carry other pieces, including fighter jets ... it's all rather involved! More soon --
aahhh language barriers... :/
cool game though. people are so creative. seems like they have a navy piece there.
I in Vietnam
Are there any sites where this game can be played on the internet against other people?
Xin chào is mean hello
Thanks for our first lesson in Vietnamese!
Ok