This game is hardly possible without a computer. Perhaps it can be simulated with board and real pieces, if you have two boards and a neutral arbiter. Even then, it loses its dynamics.
Hikaru after every move: I know exactly where your pieces are. *Loses the best of three* ... Levi: I think you were gambling too much Hikaru: No no... I knew exactly where your pieces were! 1 year later Hikaru loses to Magnus. Magnus: I think you were gambling too much Hikaru: But I knew exactly where your pieces were!
And judging by that, I can see that your king is completely exposed and your most powerful pieces are on the other side of the board. Should've eaten eggs, man.
Fadhriga Bestari So true. He’s saying he won in every aspect of the game, except the tiny, tiny matter of the result. Its a bit of a cringe, especially the part when Levy has to explain the “discovery” rules. Twice.
Can we please see some engines play this version? I'd love to see computers devise the least calculate-able openings where half the game is not verses bot deliberately trying to hide their pieces.
I think they’d break. The way they calculate where to move is by seeing where the opponent’s pieces are. Without being able to see, I don’t think they’d be able to move at all
That would be fun to program. Traditional and even variants like crazyhouse have perfect information. An engine for fog of war would need to use probabilities and focus more on risk trade offs versus ply depth.
Hikaru sure spends a lot of time saying "I basically knew where all your pieces were" but then upon Gotham suggesting a move "but I didn't know where your pieces were".
I'm noticing Hikaru does that a _lot._ Even when it came to something trivial like learning the rules of 5D chess, he insists that he completely understands everything in front of him when chat is pointing out he plainly doesn't. He's an incurable know-it-all.
@@Princess_Ruto Oh, god. I watched that video because I desperately want to see a GM who actually knows the rules of 5D chess play it, to really see what some one *good* at chess play 5D chess well. But I was so sorely disappointed and frustrated. Like, I've seen other play 5D chess and pick up the rules pretty quickly and fully understand them, but then those people are so frustrating to watch because they're just so bad at regular chess so that even if they know what the rules are they just constantly miss super obvious problems that are gonna happen in just 1 move. I just want to see some one play 5D chess well. *skims the rules super fast* "Yeah, I know the rules." *proceeds to demonstrate he has no fucking idea how anything works*
@@Princess_Ruto it's definitely not a good thing but I can see where it comes from mentally, when you're so good at something that you can be considered one of the few top players, subconsciously you'd like to think you know everything, "why else would I be one of the best if I don't know it all?" Can go through your mind. Not saying it's a good thing ofc, just saying it's understandable how he got to this point.
The more I observe Hikaru the more I become convinced he is just on the autism spectrum to some degree, what they used to call Aspergers. A lot of his actions come off as him being an insufferable know it all, and maybe he is, but really I think he just doesn't understand social graces.
no this isnt even tru, i get that it looks like that, but to him he had a strategy he had set, except the strategy didnt fail he would just fuck setting it up, its like fenching but u accidently drop your sword, like damn really outplayed me there huh.@@andv993 he would eventually admit his stratgey was flawed but thats not the main thing
my friend did programming in uni and made exactly this mode in 2009, and he got a C. I know he didn't invent the mode, but I thought it was worth a lot more way back then
@JediNxf7 except you can see your own pieces in fog of war, so that's not really a FoW blunder but just mouse slip blunder, which means you're playing a combination of two variants anyway.
Guys it was black's turn to move. Levy just made a pre-move. He didn't miss capture the King. Although Hikaru left his king hanging for lols Levi had already made the premove he assumed that Hikaru would save his King.
Levy I love that you dont get flustered with Hikaru's constant moaning of lack of info...I feel like he denied you letting to enjoy your moment of beating a GM back to back...but you handled it very gracefully! Well played sir on all levels! 👏
Fog of War is my favourite variant for basically the sole reason that I, someone rated 1000 in online Blitz and doesn’t even have an OTB rating, once beat a Candidate Master rated 2269 OTB -i’m so sorry Aleksander Kumala-
I can get the annoying part but you’re aware he is literally one of if not the best in the world in several types of chess that’s not overrated he’s just good and has an ego to show for it
Yes, "fog of war" originally comes from real time strategy games like Age of Empires or Command and Conquer as well as turn-based ones like the Civilization series and that is exactly what it is meant to represent. In those games you often have to send scout units into enemy territory to get an idea of what army they're making or how they are developing economically and whether you're ahead or behind them.
Twitch chat at 27:00: "Did Hikaru say well played to Levy or something like that?" Nope. Man, it's so grating to hear him making excuses, insisting he had it all figured out, and not being a good sport when being defeated fair and square.
@@aleksamilosevic8792 ??? In which way?? Saying "That makes sense I did not think of that" is him commenting on himself, admitting that he missed something. "Good game levy" is commenting that levy played a good game, and deserved the win. It's messed up to think they're the same when it's CLEARLY not.
Levy's a kind gentleman, not calling out Hikaru's ego. Good sportsmanship on his end Hikaru not complimenting Levy's good moves, in my opinion, is not good sportsmanship.
9:30 GM Hikaru FoW Chess insight: If somebody offers a queen trade, take it! You get to see a ton of their pieces, and they get none. Offensive trading in general will net you information! Very neat.
@@aban33 I think hikaru loses because he's trying to do too much like know where every piece and pawn are so he can attack, the other guy barely have any idea of what's going on and is just playing a passive game and waits for hikaru to lunder.
@@rap3208 Levy is no slouch my guy. He's not as good as Hikaru, but he doesn't "barely have an idea what's going on." He's an international master and a very strong chess player, Hikaru just overlooked his mistakes when making them.
A tournament of GMs and high rated players playing this would be really entertaining to watch especially if they get to talk while they’re playing like they are here 😂
I think this variant is really poetic. In war , armies have incomplete information about their opponents. And have to find out the position of enemy base camps. I think this variant simulates that scenario so well. Really cool stuff !!
@@jrd33 Lol , wars don't have base camps ? They absolutely do. Generals would send batallions or some special units to specific positions in the enemy territory for variety of reasons like conducting a surprise raid , distraction , or maybe reporting enemy positions back to the headquarters. It's basic war tactics which have been employed throughout history in wars. And I found this variant of the game somewhat simulating that.
I don't know, in war you do reconnaissance by sending out scouts or by other covert means, not by just putting your unit somewhere and hoping that you're not walking into a trap. Both in ancient and in modern times, commanders usually have a pretty good idea of the enemy forces before engaging in battle. Obviously there are ambushes and stuff like that but most of the time, war is more similar to regular chess where you know what the other side is doing.
Because Levi could of won the game by taking the king with the rook. But he retreats the rook. Hikari knew he dodged a bullet and is a bit dumbfounded by Levi, but doesn't say anything to not give anything away.
Yep, chat also pointed it out Not only that, but they both missed it, because Hikaru knew that Levy could've taken with the rook, because the rooks saw each other, and that it'd put his king in the line of sight of the rook But Hikaru did point it out later in 16:30 though
@@motijewelsghatkoparw8516 ok? Hikaru might be a legendary player, it doesn't give him the right to belittle his opponents and make himself look like a god. Being good at a board game doesn't automatically give you the right to disrespect your opponents.
hikaru wins "i knew where every single one of your pieces was" hikaru loses "i knew where every single one of your pieces was" what an absolute egomaniac.
Hikaru: I know where you pieces are Also Hikaru, literally the next move: oh I blundered, well the problem is I just didn’t know exactly where your pieces are Jesus! The whole video is about Hikaru bragging he knows everything and yet losing the game 🤯
What about an imposter chess variant, So like one of the opponents pieces is actually your piece and you don't know which one your opponent has control over, but you wouldn't want to activate your own too soon because it would be discovered and just traded or something. Both players can move the 2 imposter pieces. Once you move your imposter on your opponents side they will know which piece it is. Imposter piece is randomly selected and cannot be a pawn, king or queen.
This turns the game into something like StarCraft where using cheap units (pawns) to scout and get a read on openers (build openers). This is so great!
Guys it was black's turn to move. Levy just made a pre-move. He didn't miss capture the King. Although Hikaru left his king hanging for lols Levi had already made the premove he assumed that Hikaru would save his King.
levy: "hey chat hows your day" hikaru: "so umm anyway it's checkmate in 2, yeah you gave away too much information. you referenced the entity known as "chat" meaning you are currently streaming, and i know you most likely live in new york city newyork, thus i contacted my network of spies to cross reference homes and apartments in new york city new york with network usage finding the top few hundred resedential building and sending my top hitmen into each of them until i found you specifically at which point i ordered them to assassinate you, and that levy is why i am the best bullet chess player, because while people play bullet chess i play bullet-chess." *evil villain laugh*
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Ah, yes. Fog of war chess. The only time in chess where it's justifiable to say "Maybe he doesn't see it"
What about when I play my little brother
@@tile_guy that's what I was about to say, but for sister
@@tile_guy yes absolutely my younger son did not see he could kill my queen with a PAWN and he would get his queen back too
Lmaooooooo
me blundering my queen but its an excellent move because all he did was advance a pawn
Levi: Hi
Hikaru: Too much information, you lost
Also Hikaru: *Now die*
true
Okay bye...
I was just about to comment this when i saw your comment
*blunders*
Hikaru: I knew exactly your position. I just didn't know where your pieces are, that's the problem.
"position" as in how some pieces and squares developed; the frontline where levi can attack, etc
@@TheDarkRobloxian i think the joke went over your head
@@rickpopken9250 Joke? Where's the joke?
@@ImJustBob over the head
@@タカコン-j1o nice
12:34 don't worry guys, that's something called the king's gambit where you sacrifice your king to lose the game faster
ah yes, my favorite gambit
Hikaru gambit
The extreme Botez gambit
Botez Gambit: Checkmate In One; Hikaru Nakamura Variation; Wayward San Francisco Opening
That's neat! I use this move all the time, I didn't know it had a name.
"Castling is a social construct"
That's deep.
It's a religion like moving knighta to the center
it’s like opening with pawn e4
so deep
No it’s not
Created by the monarchs to maintain their status quo
Hikaru before move one be like: I know exactly where your pieces are.
Well yeah we all know?
LMAOOO
Double joke there. I like ir
@@lekistra1166 that’s the joke
@@no-gd3ug that's a kinda embarrassing reply
Turning chess into a game of incolmplete information is really interesting.
This is how I usually play. I mean I can see the opposition pieces but I have no idea what's going on.
Chess and poker in 1 game? Lovely
Yeah. Would love got bots to play this variant. Very interesting game.
@@Dynamikcheese Lowkey playing against engines but you have fog of war odds would be super funny
This game is hardly possible without a computer. Perhaps it can be simulated with board and real pieces, if you have two boards and a neutral arbiter. Even then, it loses its dynamics.
You should be able to call in a UAV after taking 3 pawns
What happens if he has the ghost perk on?
This comments section is full of actually good jokes.
I've never seen those in a RUclips comments section before.
That would actually be interesting, like just see the opponent's next two moves if you manage to quickly take 3 pieces
Is that the UAV variant of the Tennison Gambit?
And when only the king stand you got nukes
"oh I hung that"
- Hikaru, after literally hanging his king
Louis XVI
"Oh no my king!"
11:25 Levy misses rook takes KING!!!!!
@@yashwanthmurugavel3740 bruh
@@yashwanthmurugavel3740 Yeah, I saw that too.
Hikaru after every move: I know exactly where your pieces are.
*Loses the best of three* ...
Levi: I think you were gambling too much
Hikaru: No no... I knew exactly where your pieces were!
1 year later
Hikaru loses to Magnus.
Magnus: I think you were gambling too much
Hikaru: But I knew exactly where your pieces were!
lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
Llo
Haha, “I’m gonna pretend to look at the ceiling and calculate stuff”. Funny af.
i think he really is looking at the ceiling he’s just pretending to calculate
Ha! And that is exactly what he wants you to think.
Feitan Uchiha it was a joke 😐
@@BatmanIsBossAtMc Oop my bad.
when did he say it ?
Levi: ...
Hikaru: See, you just gave away too much information because by pausing there, I know you had waffles for breakfast instead of eggs...
XDDD
💀
And judging by that, I can see that your king is completely exposed and your most powerful pieces are on the other side of the board. Should've eaten eggs, man.
The fog of war was caused by the Bongcloud
Dudes faces man! 🤔🤨😁😮🤔😁
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@@h2rChirag lobe it
Bro stop advertising on other peoples channels
@@h2rChirag you don’t even do chess content
hikaru's downfall in this variant is his hubris
Fadhriga Bestari So true. He’s saying he won in every aspect of the game, except the tiny, tiny matter of the result. Its a bit of a cringe, especially the part when Levy has to explain the “discovery” rules. Twice.
@@albertbatfinder5240 Hikaru "I knew your position all along" Nakamura
JediNxf7 yes. But the biggest factor was the inability/refusal to acknowledge his lack of skill
Isn’t that always sort of the theme?
Hikaru: I knew exactly where your pieces were.
Also Hikaru: Doesn't know the rooks are doubled/the pawn can take his knight.
kinda sounds like a kid that sucks at hide n seek.
the ultra ego is real hahaha i love how Levy always notice it but he pretends to agree and just ignores everything
@@MatsMatsuo yeah Levy knows not to bite the hand that feeds him. Hikaru is daddy to all these chess streamers lol
How am I over 100 elo higher than hikaru in this gamemode
I was winning so games by playing c3 qa4 and if they move their d pawn, I take their king
Can we please see some engines play this version? I'd love to see computers devise the least calculate-able openings where half the game is not verses bot deliberately trying to hide their pieces.
I think they’d break. The way they calculate where to move is by seeing where the opponent’s pieces are. Without being able to see, I don’t think they’d be able to move at all
@@oscarwang7227 Chess engines: Martin edition
That would be fun to program. Traditional and even variants like crazyhouse have perfect information. An engine for fog of war would need to use probabilities and focus more on risk trade offs versus ply depth.
@@anonymousvine4105 but than you can calutcate every move meaning they must play random moves
They'd just play solid and get a draw.
Just program them to play a certain opening it would be fun then.
i love variants like this because it's only possible in online chess
You can totally play this over the board. Just grab a friend, a blanket and some blindfolds
TTate how can you do vision of pieces?
Alceus Rydan you’ve stumped him!
@@alceusrydan6237
2 boards. Each player only sees one and his pieces on it. 3rd party person adds pieces of opposing side which should be seen.
Karol Stach that’s so impractical LOL
Hikaru: I know where all your pieces are
Also Hikaru: *loses because he didn’t know where the pieces were*
Hikaru sure spends a lot of time saying "I basically knew where all your pieces were" but then upon Gotham suggesting a move "but I didn't know where your pieces were".
“I basically knew you’re entire position.”
“Don’t you think *insert move* would’ve been safer?”
“But I had no information!”
I'm noticing Hikaru does that a _lot._ Even when it came to something trivial like learning the rules of 5D chess, he insists that he completely understands everything in front of him when chat is pointing out he plainly doesn't. He's an incurable know-it-all.
@@Princess_Ruto Oh, god. I watched that video because I desperately want to see a GM who actually knows the rules of 5D chess play it, to really see what some one *good* at chess play 5D chess well. But I was so sorely disappointed and frustrated. Like, I've seen other play 5D chess and pick up the rules pretty quickly and fully understand them, but then those people are so frustrating to watch because they're just so bad at regular chess so that even if they know what the rules are they just constantly miss super obvious problems that are gonna happen in just 1 move. I just want to see some one play 5D chess well.
*skims the rules super fast*
"Yeah, I know the rules."
*proceeds to demonstrate he has no fucking idea how anything works*
@@Princess_Ruto it's definitely not a good thing but I can see where it comes from mentally, when you're so good at something that you can be considered one of the few top players, subconsciously you'd like to think you know everything, "why else would I be one of the best if I don't know it all?" Can go through your mind. Not saying it's a good thing ofc, just saying it's understandable how he got to this point.
The more I observe Hikaru the more I become convinced he is just on the autism spectrum to some degree, what they used to call Aspergers. A lot of his actions come off as him being an insufferable know it all, and maybe he is, but really I think he just doesn't understand social graces.
Hikaru: you reveal too much information. I know where all your pieces are.
-Loses second match
with his suggestion he revealed too much information and lost
Really agree with the chat on this one. After losing, Hikaru really comes across as not wanting to admit he got outplayed.
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‘Autistic man gets annoyed at not having control of the situation’ lol
yeah, it kind of happens when you're one of the best in the world. Getting outplayed becomes new
no this isnt even tru, i get that it looks like that, but to him he had a strategy he had set, except the strategy didnt fail he would just fuck setting it up, its like fenching but u accidently drop your sword, like damn really outplayed me there huh.@@andv993
he would eventually admit his stratgey was flawed but thats not the main thing
my friend did programming in uni and made exactly this mode in 2009, and he got a C. I know he didn't invent the mode, but I thought it was worth a lot more way back then
It's a good idea, but on top of normal chess it's not too difficult to implement programming wise
perhaps not, but he coded the chess as well. Didn't start with a template or anything
@@unholyXromance Well that was worth a A project - you study to solve new things, not make what only the professor wants to see.
Your friend was robbed for suure
Without knowing the assignment requirements or difficulty expectations I cannot levy judgment.
missed opportunity in the thumbnail: ‘where the fog are hikaru’s pieces???’
Nice pun😂
🤣🤣
That took me way to long to notice.....
Well thats the alternative thumbnail text
o fugg :DDD
Hikaru after 0 moves: I know exactly where your pieces are
tbh after 0 moves - he definitely does. Hell maybe even i do
@@benismann maybe?!
@@elianjoensen2756 maybe. I dont actually play chess
And then he sacrificed THE GAAAME
11:25 missed win... He could have just taken the king
I was wondering why nobody said that
yup lol
It was later mentioned at 16:27
11:25 would have been a won game he simply didnt take his king...
Yeah...
that was baffling
JediNxf7 in the fog of war variant there is no check, you have to actually take the king
@JediNxf7 except you can see your own pieces in fog of war, so that's not really a FoW blunder but just mouse slip blunder, which means you're playing a combination of two variants anyway.
Guys it was black's turn to move. Levy just made a pre-move. He didn't miss capture the King.
Although Hikaru left his king hanging for lols Levi had already made the premove he assumed that Hikaru would save his King.
15:40 So you're telling me, Hikaru calculated every combination of the opponents position, just to have it come down to a 50/50? 😂☠️
I agree, Hikaru saying 50/50 is ridiculous. It would have been better to just admit that he doesn’t know where Levy‘s rooks are.
@@JanischMaximilianlevy took his queen with the rook, ofc hikaru knew where the rook was he just didn’t know if it was stacked
Hikaru: Confused from trying to figure out were Levi's pieces are
Levi: Just vibing
10:18
That image has some serious meme potential
Hikaru is incapable of admitting when he's wrong.
seems to be very common among top chess players. That's why I watch gothamchess and anna cramling for chess vids, more relatable and likeable imo
im 3 years late, but this is a normal human phenomenon, idk why you're commenting about it
@@shilohinq 3 years - wow, time flies. Yeah idk, I just think he's especially arrogant, and I guess it annoyed me enough to comment.
26:08
“Well I had already blundered”
We all know Levi’s catchphrase is “it’s not the first mistake that kills you, it’s the second”
"I don't think you should castle the king"
Ok, I'll castle the knight instead
and he sacrifices THE KIIING
Hikaru reminds me of poker players who play by trying to guess your exact cards rather than considering the range of possible hands.
Not that it's impossible
We need an Atomic Chess and Fog of War combined variant, it should be called Nuclear Winter :P
Nah, we have to call it nuclear roulette.
Levy I love that you dont get flustered with Hikaru's constant moaning of lack of info...I feel like he denied you letting to enjoy your moment of beating a GM back to back...but you handled it very gracefully! Well played sir on all levels! 👏
Agreed, Hikaru was really annoying. He never even commented about Levi winning, just about how he “knew where all of Levi’s pieces were”
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@@chrisdawson1776
Lmao cope
@@JMZReview ❄❄
@@chrisdawson1776
"Snowflake"
Meanwhile, you talking about how LGBTQ people should exist:
I feel like Hikaru just talks out of his ass half the time Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I mean he may be a GM, but the way he says stuff it seems he's trying to fake being really good
1:15 Look at Hikarus Face, the change is hilarious
Fog of War is my favourite variant for basically the sole reason that I, someone rated 1000 in online Blitz and doesn’t even have an OTB rating, once beat a Candidate Master rated 2269 OTB
-i’m so sorry Aleksander Kumala-
Dirty
Nice!
He let you win
XD
I don't even know what OTB is so it must be pretty impressive
I like the part where Hikaru said that he knew where Levy's pieces were
Hikaru seems like the kinda guy you knew in highschool, and you're glad you'll never see them again afterward
yeah, honestly ik he's actually insane at chess but I think he's overrated and really annoying
I can get the annoying part but you’re aware he is literally one of if not the best in the world in several types of chess that’s not overrated he’s just good and has an ego to show for it
This is an interesting game mode. Ties into real life strategy where you don’t have 100% info on the enemies movements
Yes, "fog of war" originally comes from real time strategy games like Age of Empires or Command and Conquer as well as turn-based ones like the Civilization series and that is exactly what it is meant to represent. In those games you often have to send scout units into enemy territory to get an idea of what army they're making or how they are developing economically and whether you're ahead or behind them.
"fun"@oddity1769
Chess is changing so much recently, looks more and more fun
My friend and I played this for a couple hours. It was so fun.
The online boom for chess was one of the best things to happen for the game. We get so many cool variants.
The xxl is the best!
Xxl fog of war too
Twitch chat at 27:00: "Did Hikaru say well played to Levy or something like that?"
Nope. Man, it's so grating to hear him making excuses, insisting he had it all figured out, and not being a good sport when being defeated fair and square.
Yeah how strange it’s almost as if being one of the worlds best at anything builds up an ego hm 🤔
Wtf?He said right afterwards yeah that makes sense i didnt think of that when levy and him were disscusing about the game.
@@aleksamilosevic8792 "yeah that makes sense i didnt think of that" is NOT "good game levy"
@@ABCDEFG-cj7mr It does.
@@aleksamilosevic8792 ??? In which way?? Saying "That makes sense I did not think of that" is him commenting on himself, admitting that he missed something. "Good game levy" is commenting that levy played a good game, and deserved the win. It's messed up to think they're the same when it's CLEARLY not.
Take a shot every time Hikaru says "information"
11:25 You could have taken his king!!!
Levy's a kind gentleman, not calling out Hikaru's ego. Good sportsmanship on his end
Hikaru not complimenting Levy's good moves, in my opinion, is not good sportsmanship.
They say to this day Levy is giving away too much information.
The higher up he's looking, the deeper he is thinking.
As above so below
I want to corner Hikaru and shout humble yourself to him for 8 hours straight.
Might not work 😂
I think he would call the police on you bud
Bububububut i did knew exactly where the pieces were!!
I doubt you could corner him, he knows exactly where you are long before you see him.
@@sore_forey9259Correction; he knows your position, but doesn't know exactly where you are
Chess960 with fog will be great😂😂
It should officially be called Nightmare Chess 🤣
@@hrishikeshkumar2264 lol😂
and GMs should do a tournament with that variation... :-)
But you still know your opponent's position is mirrored?
OTB with fog... yaayyy...
12:34 *casually hangs king*
And hangs him by a toothpick.
😆 my last opponent did that. He had my queen was about to win but then hanged his king to a pawn
9:30
GM Hikaru FoW Chess insight: If somebody offers a queen trade, take it! You get to see a ton of their pieces, and they get none. Offensive trading in general will net you information! Very neat.
He also lost the best of 3 to an IM
@@aban33 hikaru "I knew where your pieces are" nakamura
@@aban33 I think hikaru loses because he's trying to do too much like know where every piece and pawn are so he can attack, the other guy barely have any idea of what's going on and is just playing a passive game and waits for hikaru to lunder.
@@rap3208 Levy is no slouch my guy. He's not as good as Hikaru, but he doesn't "barely have an idea what's going on." He's an international master and a very strong chess player, Hikaru just overlooked his mistakes when making them.
@@aban33 I’m 1 year late but he probably meant that Levy didn’t know much about Hikaru’s position
Levy: I have a king and it is on the board.
Hikaru: You gave away to much info.
A tournament of GMs and high rated players playing this would be really entertaining to watch especially if they get to talk while they’re playing like they are here 😂
It would be fun if super GM's played this variant and after 15 or so moves tried guessing where the opponent's pieces(battleship style)..
The motto of this game mode is “wait what?”
"I know you have a pawn on one square..."
I think this variant is really poetic. In war , armies have incomplete information about their opponents. And have to find out the position of enemy base camps. I think this variant simulates that scenario so well. Really cool stuff !!
Real war doesn't have "base camps". I have no idea where you are getting your ideas about war from... computer games maybe?
@@jrd33 Lol , wars don't have base camps ? They absolutely do. Generals would send batallions or some special units to specific positions in the enemy territory for variety of reasons like conducting a surprise raid , distraction , or maybe reporting enemy positions back to the headquarters. It's basic war tactics which have been employed throughout history in wars. And I found this variant of the game somewhat simulating that.
I don't know, in war you do reconnaissance by sending out scouts or by other covert means, not by just putting your unit somewhere and hoping that you're not walking into a trap. Both in ancient and in modern times, commanders usually have a pretty good idea of the enemy forces before engaging in battle. Obviously there are ambushes and stuff like that but most of the time, war is more similar to regular chess where you know what the other side is doing.
16:27 Watch for a few seconds, then from 11:14 on. At about 11:28 you can see Hikaru's poker face when he realizes what just happened.
Hikaru: I know exactly where your pieces are
Also Hikaru: *Blunders Rook*
The fact that I had this idea decided it was dumb and disregarded it and it’s an actual thing
I know exactly where your pieces are. I just dont know where your rook is so I am gonna make a dump gambling move.
~ Hikaru 2020
"Or should I play to confuse you? Play to confuse"
Hikaru: immediately squints
I love that brainstorm and exchanging ideas!
Imaging them playing like 100 FoW games like that, how much they would grow!!
Levy: Not this again
Hikaru: YOU GAVE AWAY TOO MUCH INFORMATION!
11:25 Hikaru.exe has stopped working
And Levi Blunders
Because Levi could of won the game by taking the king with the rook. But he retreats the rook. Hikari knew he dodged a bullet and is a bit dumbfounded by Levi, but doesn't say anything to not give anything away.
lol
@@brands2131 'could *have*'
@@CNFrostXY thanks
11:26 missed win rook takes king.
Yep, chat also pointed it out
Not only that, but they both missed it, because Hikaru knew that Levy could've taken with the rook, because the rooks saw each other, and that it'd put his king in the line of sight of the rook
But Hikaru did point it out later in 16:30 though
Classic example of a cocky show-off getting owned !!! Levy on the other hand calmly beat him without talking much!!! Great content 😂
Hikaru wayyy underestimated his opponent here
@@terranloudenback2102 yes but Hikaru has also his unique calculus history n v all cant tell anything about legendary players like him
@@motijewelsghatkoparw8516 ok? Hikaru might be a legendary player, it doesn't give him the right to belittle his opponents and make himself look like a god. Being good at a board game doesn't automatically give you the right to disrespect your opponents.
@@ABCDEFG-cj7mr espacially when the opponent beats your ass
@@qdenver9389 Random 600 elo dick riding Hikaru's awful behavior, classic.
Gotham: cough* Hikaru: " you see you gave away to much information"
6:52 when in Age of Empires the enemy takes your city or your watchtower
“Actually, castling is, like, a social construct. I don’t partake.”
Hikaru listing all his mistakes and saying “i know where all your pieces are” and then loses
hikaru wins "i knew where every single one of your pieces was" hikaru loses "i knew where every single one of your pieces was" what an absolute egomaniac.
1:19 i love how hikaru’s smile just instantly disappears
Hikaru: I know where you pieces are
Also Hikaru, literally the next move: oh I blundered, well the problem is I just didn’t know exactly where your pieces are
Jesus! The whole video is about Hikaru bragging he knows everything and yet losing the game 🤯
5:57 - I'm gonna play smth totally different
6:27 - proceeds to playing dutch defense, which he plays almost all the time
Hikaru also has a chessboard on his ceiling to visualize the board!
Levy: *breathes*
Hikaru: I am gonna end this man's whole carrier, you gave too much information
Sacks Queen: 'It's for the Information'
What about an imposter chess variant,
So like one of the opponents pieces is actually your piece and you don't know which one your opponent has control over, but you wouldn't want to activate your own too soon because it would be discovered and just traded or something.
Both players can move the 2 imposter pieces.
Once you move your imposter on your opponents side they will know which piece it is.
Imposter piece is randomly selected and cannot be a pawn, king or queen.
That sounds pretty neat.
Castling or Kings Knight to the f file are instant death
I love how Gotham smiles every time he confuses Hikaru
This turns the game into something like StarCraft where using cheap units (pawns) to scout and get a read on openers (build openers). This is so great!
I love how Hikaru tries to justify a bad move. He gambles way too much, then after it doesn't work out it's "Yea, but.... "
Agadmator watching and ready to screen grab “sad Hikaru” and blow it up full screen
69420ELO player: *moves on move 1*
Hikaru: *predicts checkmate on move 52*
Hikaru: nah mate GG
11:28 he could have won there since the aim is to take the king, and he had a straight shot on the opponents.
11:26 levy misses checkmate, capture the KING
11:27 hikarus face when he realized his opponent missed a mate in 1 😂
LMAOII
I just get an ad l8l
Guys it was black's turn to move. Levy just made a pre-move. He didn't miss capture the King.
Although Hikaru left his king hanging for lols Levi had already made the premove he assumed that Hikaru would save his King.
@@MegaAgamon There is no premove allowed in fog of war
its like in the terminal list when the fed guys found out reece had a shot on them
Hikaru's main mistake was thinking during a Fog of War game
This exchange is more intimate than two lovers talking.
26:00 the thing here is hikaru can see there is nothing on d3 therefore it has to be a bishop on e4
When you move your Rook to f1 just to pretend you castled.
levy: "hey chat hows your day"
hikaru: "so umm anyway it's checkmate in 2, yeah you gave away too much information. you referenced the entity known as "chat" meaning you are currently streaming, and i know you most likely live in new york city newyork, thus i contacted my network of spies to cross reference homes and apartments in new york city new york with network usage finding the top few hundred resedential building and sending my top hitmen into each of them until i found you specifically at which point i ordered them to assassinate you, and that levy is why i am the best bullet chess player, because while people play bullet chess i play bullet-chess." *evil villain laugh*
11:26 lol he forgot that you can capture kings, ie Rxg8 was much better
Hikaru's got one hell of an ego
What do you expect from the youngest GM buddy, ofc he has ego, everybody that has achieved big succes has one, and EVEN MORE en you're that young
@@Iamrich00 he isn't the youngest gm
But otherwise I understand what you mean
1:27 Hikaru is doing the beth harmon challenge
Me: "Hey Hikaru, you wanna pl.."
Hikaru: "You gave away too much information, you lost"
I like how they can memorise which moves they made and the postitioning the pieces were at and then there's me... Cant even memorise 1 opening
11:20 missed capture king
This is super interesting. I think this is more fun to watch than normal chess.
8:50 I needn’t say anymore