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24. November 2007, 13:57:43 I am currently playing an atomic chess game with cd power and put him in check with my knight. He then CASTLES. I thought castling while in check is illegal according to the rules of chess. Is this a bug in the atomic chess program? 18. July 2007, 16:08:58 Subject: Re: action points Jason: There were a few people using some unothodox methods to gain action points which was probably one of the main reasons it was discontinued.
17. July 2007, 01:57:40 Modified by danheg (17. July 2007, 02:39:20) this is just an observation; but, for the names of the team torunaments, wouldn't First Contact be better for the game of Assimiliation since the main enemy was the Borg? Resistance is futile. You will be assimiliated! 6. July 2007, 02:45:26 Subject: Re: social contract kintori: The player that sent the draw request would be the one at fault and not the one who accepted it. Whether it was a joke (which would have been thoughtless for his/her team) or a mistake (which can happen I guess even though it has to be confirmed) on the part fo the one sending it, the decision to accept is not one that affects morality or honor. The point is not to send a draw offer if it is not meant. If it is a mistake in sending it, it is the same as making a mistake in the game. 28. January 2007, 16:02:17 Modified by danheg (28. January 2007, 16:02:51) Thanks for all the cool new games. Especially ICE age chess. that is really COOL. 27. January 2007, 16:40:12 Subject: Re: Czuch Czuckers: I think he can look at ip addresses to have a guess at it. 21. January 2007, 02:30:40 Subject: Re: Czuch Czuckers: What is the difference between small and large straight? 20. January 2007, 02:41:59 Subject: Re: mybirthdaysoon: It was 5 game match not a 5 win match. He only had to win 3 of those games to win the whole match. 20. January 2007, 00:04:40 Subject: Re: WOW!!! Andersp: Until now.  16. January 2007, 01:04:17 Subject: Re: Czuch Czuckers: do a move or two to determine if they will move fast or not. at least you can get out of those games faster. 16. January 2007, 00:55:48 Subject: Re: Czuch Czuckers: At least, shouldnt there be some way to resign the games in one turn each? As it is cirrently, I only lose 3 points to resign a game. At that rate it can take me a couple of months just to resign my way out of the tournament! offer a double then resign when it is accepted. or if the other side is amenable. they can also offer you adouble afterwards then you can accept it and your out in one game 14. January 2007, 02:05:17 Subject: Re: Dice Chess Fencer: Roleplaying games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Marvel superheroes, and etc. use 4 sided, 10 sided , 20 sided, percentile dice, and etc. It wouldn't be impossible. 9. January 2007, 13:39:34 it looks like he gave me a full year as a rook. thank you Fencer. 9. January 2007, 01:59:59 ok I just bought a 6 month brain rook subscription but i am in the middle of my brain knight subscription. How will this work? 8. January 2007, 14:13:48 Subject: Re: Modified by danheg (8. January 2007, 14:14:13) BIG BAD WOLF: I take it that you are ignoring David Nivens and Peter sellers 24. December 2006, 15:01:50 anybody else having problems today? I am getting the all smiley problem and not all the icons and boards are appearing on the page. 22. December 2006, 22:26:57 Subject: Re: Jason: i am having the same problem |
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