Well, It's Not That Hard...
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I probably would have made the bishops themselves exempt from the rule, since they're suppose to be the ones defining it. With that, you could always move your own bishops to change the Church color as needed. I think that was the intent behind the challenge.
But this stricter interpretation was also interesting, and more impressive.
Definitely since it's obey the church and not conform to church. Church is the legislative power and the rest of the pieces are the vassals.
He always follows the wording exactly
@@yavoralexandrov4367
Which is fun, but also too restricting at times, he could probably get a couple videos out with, “Intent” of the challenge, over “wording” of the challenge.
That’s what I thought it meant honestly
@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist If they wanted a certain intent, then they could do better by explaining it in detail. Though, in all fairness they probably thought he knew what they were trying to say
Actually a really balanced challenge for once, nice
Was thinking the same. Stuff like "when you do a move undo it teehee" gets really tiring. This restricts movement, but in a way you can toggle reasonably at will. Very clever challenge
Balanced because his opponent also obeying the rules wasn't required. Most of these challenges would be made better by this standard.
@@blackbird351 I like the ones where the opponent can do something stupid to end it though. Adds suspense and some really good wtf moments
The guy knew that Simp was making all dark-squared moves, but not that moving his bishop would make Simp start playing light-squared
This is honestly the best part of this challenge
Opponent be mistakenly thinking they figured out what Simp was doing lol
Death Note energy, slowly trying to figure out the modus operandi of a madman before he kills everyone involved. It even featured overlooking a critical part of the rules that comes back to bite the opponent in the rear end, not knowing about the Bishop thing.
"look at this idiot, he's only using the dark squares. Watch this."
"...wh-. I don't get it, he..."
The "let's speed up to feel the pressure" really had me going for a second! Nice challenge.
For some reason I read "Nice challenge" as Neil Cicierega, and thought that the comment had something to do with one of his mashups. Mouth Pressure came to mind because the word pressure was also in the comment.
@@fissionphoenix4995 wtf?
@@fissionphoenix4995 Some....
BODY!
I'm surprised that you managed to win. After all the opponent blundered his queen at least 4 times, which is a very bad sign
Yea... I didn't know there were so many professionals in 100 elo!
I mean seriously... who, but professionals use the botez gambit this often, if not grandmasters.
I am happy if I manage to do it once or twice every other game!
Always love the tension endings XD
-_-
WTF funny fighting game video man!! Chess sucks video when lmao
@@halfaheartbongobongo what?????? did you have a stroke?
"Everyone gets a participation trophy" chess: Every piece and pawn must move once before ending the game.
Including those of the opponent
i mean easy but could be a fun quickie
Boomer chess
The first half of the video went too smoothly for simp that it was natural to suspect that his opponent was a paid actor. But he made it harder for the rest of the game, so I guess, that makes him a half-paid actor.
When your boss pays you, but not enough
Yes lol
I read “so I guess” in Simp’s voice. I guess I’ve watched enough of these now.
One day Gary Chess will finally notice his greatest simp
Someday...
1:09 so another unpayed actor you need to start paying them
Ought to unionize!
He didn’t solemnly swear after all...
Watching chess UA-camrs is like watching the news in a foreign language. You can kinda figure out what’s going on but your not quite sure.
Did you just queenrolled us?
Watching these, I wonder what this guys actual rating is. My guess is somewhere between 1100 and 1400
He said it’s 16xx
Definitely higher. I don't think he's like 1900+ but he definitely is in the 1500-1700 range. I don't think you can logically do these challenges if you're below 1500.
I’m 1300 and this guy seems to be a lot better than me so I’d say at least 1500.
And the opponent is 1000-1100 at most
Congratulations on your victory captain, now for the next challenge.
as a french, i find this challenge hillarous, because we call the bishop : "the fool"
That's a truly french thing
but what do you call the French move?
@@cmtptr "la prise en passant"
2:25 - it’s bishop move, so, technically, fine.
I see you interpreted the order of operations differently. You're interpreting it as:
(1)Move a piece
(2)Does it match the latest bishop color? Then it's fine and his light bishop would match itself by default
But Simp always goes for the harder interpretation. Simp's order of operations is:
(1)Check what the last bishop move was
(2)Simp's only legal moves are moves that end up on that color (therefore his light Bishop has no legal moves)
@@danielhoang289 or, simply in the spirit of the original prompt, one can assume that since bishops define the rules, they can move on their own.
Chess, but you have to compulsorily move your pawn every alternative move till you exhaust all of the pawns (or till no more pawn moves possible)
Chess but you have to figure out what challenge your opponent is playing
This one is much similar to a previous challenge:
You have to move a random piece. Every. Single. Turn.
But...
this time, only the pieces that are able/allowed to move are selected in the randomizer pool.
Be sure to take enough time for this challenge (with increment or the right time-format in general) to be sure you don't flag.
A whole, full-length game of chess. Such a miracle
2:25 It's a light square, but A bishop can still take, cause it's a bishop?
Simp seems to have assumed that the rule only counts for the opponent's bishops, which actually made the challenge harder so it's cool
@@idonnow2 His own bishop still changes what colour he can move his own pieces to, but that can only ever comes up if his opponent hasn't moved a bishop yet. I'm sure the challenger intended to make all bishops able to move freely but this was more interesting.
He was still going for checkmate so switching to light right then and there would’ve been dumb
As someone who loves chess, but has never been quite good enough to do tournaments (with any consistency), finding this whole new world of ways to play chess is very exciting. Bravo dude.
I like this because you have to think about if you want to take the opponents bishops or not, because they are integral in allowing you to actually play on other colored spaces, and you have to think about getting use out of your own bishops before they become dead pieces. If you take their white bishop for instance, your white bishop can no longer be moved once your opponent moves their black bishop
The Saragossa opening, also known as: I hate the Queenside knight.
Chess, but any piece you move you need to move again before you can move a different piece.
It was technically a time win but let's be real that was in spirit a checkmate
I've got a good one:
You have to put all your pieces and pawns (except one bishop) on one color of squares, then trade off the bishop of the other color. After that the game continues as normal.
Chess, but if your pieces move to a different colored square than the one they were standing on, they may only move on that new colored square until the opponent moves his king. After that, they can switch color square again and then have to wait for opponents king again etc
4:05 You blundered the challenge. You last moved a light squared bishop and forgot.
2:25 I would think u can just take the queen with ur bishop here since the bishops r in charge
A well done “mission accomplished” on a Friday. Very fun watching.
Chess, but make the endgame so close the opponent wants a rematch
The very first bishop is a martyr, so everyone got inspired by him and his teaching and, literally, WAY if life
Chess, but your king leads by example. Whatever color square he is on, is the only square your pieces and pawns can move to.
Chess, but you can’t move any pieces backwards
I got the impression from the challenge that you could move your bishops to change the color
0:45 That horsey was trapped anyway
The other guy was doing a challenge to see how many times they could blunder their queen and not have you take it
Wait wait wait your queen goes onto a dark square here 3:49
3:38 you move the knight to a light square. But then you begin moving pieces on dark squares. You switched it at the end my dude.
Edit: I realized you’re following HIS bishops move. Gotcha
Chess but you have to move the same type of piece your opponent last moved
actually checkmate with pawn and last move breaking the challenge is kind of perfect way to end the video.
Putting the holy in holy hell.
That was a nice challenge
weird that the challenge didnt involve that bishops could override eachother
this was how I interpreted it. only makes sense since they are the church who decides the rules, not necessarily forced to follow them.
This guy is for sure a paid actor
Chess, but you can only capture when at least 5 points behind
Chess, but you must win by checkmate, while there are at least 4 queens on the board.
Chess but your oponent has to stalemate you
What about 100 rated chest but it's like checkers, and you can only move your pieces backwards if they reach the farthest rank of the board
2:15 white has mate in 1 according to the challenge as if white plays Qxf7+ black can't get out of check while also following the rules of the challenge.
1:09 don't believe you unless you solemnly swear.
Chess, but your opponent actually is a paid actor
I figured your own bishops were also involved in this challenge, and in fact that seemed to be how you were playing at first, and then you just switched it up for some reason. Either way, pretty cool.
At 1:19 you move kf6, but that knight is on a dark square, the last bishop who moved is on a light square. And even if you reverse the colors, at 2:00 you move a dark squared piece. So the rules had been broken.
But anyway - I love your content
Yeah. He moved TO a dark square.
I was super confused this whole video because I though it was your bishops but you thought it meant their bishops
Thank you for the video!
Feels me like you need to commit to a color at the beginning of the game until a bishop moves
I don't know. The theological implications of that are rather uncomfortable.
Well, it’s not that that hard.
That’s what she said
Chess, but every third move has to be a blunder
100 rated chess, but mission accomplish when you checkmated but you cannot blunder any pieces including pawns.
Nicely done!
At 02:25 you could've taken the queen, since it was in line with your Bishop.
Since they are the church, they set the lead, not follow it
This could actually just be a cool variant. prevent checkmate by making a random bishop move on the other side of the board to deny the square!
More religiously themed challenges...
Ecumenical Council: If your opponent moves a bishop, you must next move the opposite bishop.
Reformation: Move your bishops only onto attacked squares, capture both opponent's bishops before 'mating.
Pilgrimage of Grace: Capture the opponent's rooks and knights with pawns or bishops, then 'mate with a pawn or bishop.
Great Awakening: Don't move your bishops at all, promote at least two pawns to bishops (you can move these new bishops freely.)
I figured bishops would be able to move regardless, since they are the church
100 rated chess but you have to checkmate by promoting to a knight.
Chess, but you can’t move any other pieces (or pawns) until either, or both, of your knights have taken 5 pieces (including pawns)
Opponent: C3...
Simp: Long time no See...
Me: I don't know why but really like the vibe👍
you could have taken the queen with the bishop - there is nothing preventing you from moving that bishop to take the queen, except that you will be stuck to white squares only for the rest of the game.
3:22 "king E2. That blunders a checkmate in form of knight C3 check king F2 queen F5 check king E1 queen F3 D takes C3 and then rook D1 checkmate"
Chess, but you have to play really REALLY fast.
chess, but if your opponent captures a piece, you can not, and if you capture a piece, your opponent can not
2:00
Never gonna give his queen up
We got simp rolled :D
2:01 magnus Rick roll
Chess, but the pieces you use to checkmate your opponent must stand in a horizontal line
That was pretty close
he just keeps saying "not a paid actor by the way" thats what a paid actor would say
Knights end up useless really fast
I have never seen the Saragossa opening
I think it would've been in the spirit of the challenge to let Bishops move however they want
chess, but you only have 3 pawn moves
I don't know if you've done this, but I suggest always having to move to the opposite colour from your opponent's last destination square. Lots of potential moves, but if Queen takes your Queen, you're screwed unless there's a nice inbetween check....
When he doesnt say "we get a number rated opponent from country" and the video feels hollow...
2:03 yourickroll us
Never gonna give his queen up
i feel like a castle would have been valid... the king doesn't follow the church, he is above the church... the rook moves to a dark spot though.
The king in chess is, historically, actually the pope, so they missed that.
Chess but it's actually a paid actor
a win on time, a rare happening for chess simp
I’m not trying to backseat judge; in-fact you’ve gotten me into chess. Can I ask; at 3:05, why didn’t you move your queen to E4. If I’m correct that’d make a checkmate. Or is there something I’m not seeing.
First off, that's not the church. Second off, nah.
Now do this but instead of moving your pawns as you want before you move your bishop, you must move your bishop at the 2nd turn
The church says you can't take the woman right now.
shouldve played bishops opening moves
Misinterpreted the challenge once again, good f-n job. Probably on purpose...
The true reason his elo is 100 is because it's actually higher but he is playing these challenges rated
Random 100 rated players: blundering things
Chess simp when he doesn't take it due to a rule that they are unaware of: my goals are beyond your understanding.
complete the next challenge in rapid.
No time put losses allowed.
Challenge lose with an accuracy greater than 75
Took way too long until you were to take the woman he blundered so many times^^
That was a pretty good challenge.