He Dares Approaching Me??
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How I win my first 4-digit ELO game:
• The WORST Drawback
🎵 Music used in this video:
Xomu - Last Dance:
• Xomu - Last Dance
#chess #ChessBut #drawback #bongcloud
First guy threw so hard. Using the queen to keep taking anything would have been unstoppable
Qf3 would've forced simp to bongcloud or lose which would've been entertaining.
ikr bro focused too much on his own challenge, tried exploiting simp's challenge with minor pieces only, and then traded the queen away. That L was absolutely deserved
@@idonnow2he didn't focus on his challenge at all. Before move 12 there were a bunch of chances he can get rook to rank 7, yet he didn't even move his rook once.
@@AndrewAP46 He moved the rook pawn in one of the early moves, and i see no reason for that other than his challenge
@@idonnow2 halfhearted move. didn't follow through.
Game 3,
Your drawback: Can't move king.
Their drawback: Must move king.
Only a sith deals in absolutes
3:58 that move felt like rubbing salt on a wound. not only was he hoping to move his rook on move 14, preparing for the 15th move but he didn't see the bishop, and you taking away his only chance to survive AND ALSO mocking him by doing his challenge for him, that felt brutal
10:40 Their drawback aside, blocking the check blunders a rook...
Suspicious Simp didn't see that
These are a lot more dynamic now that the drawback revealing is symmetrical. Makes me wonder if the button instead of being 'reveal drawback' should be 'offer simultaneous reveal drawback' which can be accepted or rejected.
I think they could have both buttons, keeping the first for people like Simp who want an extra challenge.
The second game was unlosable, all Simp had to do was keep his king on e7, and even if his opponent took all of his pieces and he was forced to make a king move he could just shuffle between e7 and f6.
Not quite foolproof because of Simp's drawback: if one of those moves is a capture and the opponent moves a piece to the other square, then king has to move somewhere else
Neither can ever be a capture though, because the opponent can't move peices to those squares @Stirdix
@@Stirdix The opponent would never be able to force a capture because to force a capture he would have to put a piece on one of the safe squares which he cannot, as his drawback states.
It seems that in the higher elos, players are much more likely to reveal their drawback in return, which makes it a lot more entertaining.
Honorable combat
As long as they reveal their drawback at the start, I will always reciprocate. Some people seem to use it when they are already losing in order to give themselves another chance if you return the favour though.
@@CarlosSamuel-ms9ee Some people also reveal once their drawback has been fulfilled, such as after trading off all their knights when they can only capture with knights.
Some players reveal their drawback when it forces them to do something stupid and lose the game. I guess what they are trying to say is: "I am not an idiot, I know my next move will lose me the game but I can't do otherwise"
@@person8064 Yeah that's probably an attempt to trick you into revealing yours, there doesn't seem to be much reason to do it otherwise.
In the second game, once the opponent captured on two adjacent squares, you automatically can't lose. Just move the king between the two safe spaces, and the opponent's only hope is a draw by repetition.
that second game is so good!! i enjoy it alot~ everything is on equal term. both of you know the drawback and taking advantage of it, and your opponent seems to be capable chess player too so the back and forth is just a feast
Once e7, e5 and f6 were safe squares, it was almost impossible to lose this game. You can just keep the king on safe squares and you'll never lose. The opponent would have to take or block all other pieces (and pawns) and then block these squares with enough of their own pieces to use simp's drawback. That is extremely difficult.
It was really not, Simp could have just kept his king on a safe square and it would have been 100& impossible to lose
@@giacomomeluzzi280 You can't pass your turn, in principle the opponent can block these squares and use Simp's drawback that they can't capture twice in a row with the king.
@@whocares2277 yeah good luck with that, to be able to do it you probably have to capture most/all all the enemy pieces which gives your opponent way too many safe squares. Maybe not 100% unloseable, but 99.9 lol
as the other people said, they were definitely not on equal terms
The ending to the first game is brutal
Simp casually completing two challenges in one game
5:50 wait a second! This gamemode requires you to catch your opponent's king. Your king is on a square your opponent can't capture on. You literally can't lose this
well, he could loose if his opponent takes every piece and pawn or just everything that can still move, to force him to move his king. But yeah its kinda troll knowing that drawback and just having a nearly unkillable king XD
@@JustSchalke04 if the king has 2 safe squares next to each other he can just move back and forth between them and the best the opponent can ever get is draw by repetition
@@JustZereges,
Opponent can't place pieces and pawns on those squares, which is why they are safe places for the king to meditate on.
@@robmilnejazz i know ^^ in this game that even was the case early on. But in generall you can theoretically play around that draw back and even get a win. Just wanted to mention it might be highly impossible but its not immediatly failed if your opponents king reaches one safe spot ^^
@@robmilnejazz i know ^^ in this game that even was the case early on. But in generall you can theoretically play around that draw back and even get a win. Just wanted to mention it might be highly impossible but its not immediatly failed if your opponents king reaches one safe spot ^^
No comment on the flawless calling of enemy's drawback in game 3?
What do you mean?
Simp observed the king moving out of check one time and immediately suspects the drawback. The drawback was "when in check, move your king".
I mean...he edits the video after the game is done. It's more like a hint to the viewers
@himothaniel Well he said it probably has something to do with the drawback, not that "I think the drawback is specifically he must move his king out of check." He didn't predict anything, nevermind "flawlessly call" it, just noted a suspicious behavior. At best we can say Simp spotted a clue for what the drawback might be, and it happened to be very directly related to what he saw.
Plus, as another user noted, he records after so really it's a moot point because he didn't have to predict anything...
@@NWRIBronco6And, as another user noted, blocking the check blunders a rook for bishop trade
funny that the last match was "you can't move your king" against "you have to move your king when checked
Damn, that was an array of really good and balanced game with no bullshit drawbacks. What do you know.
second game was impossible to win for the opponent, you can keep moving the king between 2 safe squares forever
I'm not sure that second game was winnable by the opponent. Keeping your king on a safe square permanently would mean you can't lose
You'd have to have two adjacent safe squares but otherwise yea
Real, if anything, kudos to that guy playing better against Simp with a buff than many others who played against Simp with a nerf
Yeah it's unwinnable unless the opponent managed to get to the endgame and force simp to move their king, or get into a degenerate position where simp is forced to fail their own challenge by lack of legal moves
@@elekitu2718With two connected safe squares the best the opponent can do is draw by repetition, as he cannot place any pieces on the safe squares and therefore cannot force the king to leave them
@iCarus_A why 2? I thought you had to actually capture the king. If the king is on a safe square that can't happen.
wow he actually called the 3rd opponent's drawback.
Ha! Brutal ending to the first game! 😂
Enjoyed the battle between a king that couldn’t move, and a king that Had to move when attacked
2nd guy blundered so hard by trading queens and giving simp's king full immunity
Guy who couldnt block checks should have prioritized castling.
Challenges this time is pretty fun.
Cuz he won at least one game without getting his king captured by the enemy king 9th move of the game.
If this guy turns out to be Hikaru then he might finally be cooler than the Hikaru from Exo-Force
lolol the disrespect in the way you ended that first game was glorious
It is funny how Simp never disconnect or loose power during drawback chess, unlike during regular loosing challenge
I did that one time when I had no pieces left in Drawback Chess. He ran away until I had him cornered and then took me 😂
10:47 me: "oh, he has the tower defense drawback, id literally be willing to act on that hunch."
I might have seen too much drawback chess.
... And i was wrong. Damn lol
I had the same thought process!
"Haunted" is so much worse as a challenge if your opponent knows about it. Knowing you have safe squares that your opponent can't move to is pretty much impossible to deal with. That second opponent was definitely not a coward.
“Good evening” and video comes out in the morning lol!
I like that.
"300% win rate!" 🤣
5:48 if the king stays still he’s completely invincible now lol
0:42 what is that guy doing? Qg4 attacking d7 and the game is basically over, because all you can do is block or move the king which all does not help
3:58 video released around 2 hours ago, and I've spent most of that time staring in shock at the sheer chutzpah of that assertion of dominance
I love how G1 Simp revealed his drawback and the opponent just played like he didn't see it
6:40 So, your king is inmortal, so you can't lose that game. Awesome
12:59 - What an irony that the battery can't charge anything.
I can’t believe the juicy part of game two was skipped!!! 😢
Huh, he predicted the third guy's drawback ridiculously well...
The rook to 7th rank rubbing it in had me in tears.
Second game felt impossible once revealed
13:00. That e file rook pin was a hilarious intermediary blunder
In the 3rd game, the reason they moved the king wasnt for their drawback, your opponent did it because blocking the check with the pawn blunders a full rook
WAIT THIS ISN:’T EVENING, ITS LITERALLY 8 IN THE MORNING!!!
I read the title and I immediately knew you would use the OST from Scara's boss fight :D
Haunted is kinda crazy because if your opponent has two adjacent squares for the King to move to (on which a capture happened), they can never lose.
I literally lol’d when you put your rook on the 2nd rank in game 1 😂
One of these vids he’s going to go 1/3 and claim 100% win rate
Great work. And glad to see the math is correct, 300% win rate.
Those were three really great games!
8:23 surprised you didnt just move your king forward at this point given that space just got made untouchable
The 100 rated games could be against a viewer knowing Simp`s challenge
Is this Simp's longest video?
the second guy's drawback is actually impossible when revealed you can't lose if you just put a king in a safe square and never move it
edit: ok when you're out of materials you'll have to move your king but that also means you have 15 safe squares
could've just kept moving the king between two safe spots to force a draw
@@ShennaTheShinyEeveeactually, will need 3 squares in a triangle to force a draw. With just two squares, an opponent with 4 pieces remaining can force you to take once, then block the other safe square which you now cannot take back due to your own drawback
@@iCarus_A Two adjacent squares are enough actually, the opponent's drawback states that he cannot move to squares that he has captured on, not that he cannot capture on squares that he has captured on, which means he'll never be able to move onto one of the safe squares making it impossible to force a capture, let alone block the other safe square.
@@CommentPersonAndStuff ah, i thought they could still occupy that square since... well, the piece that made the capture wouldve been on that square
second game:
wait, the game requires you to capture the king. What if black shuffles his king between f6 and e7? Isn't he invincible?
Game 2 you made an immortal king once he captured the queen.
4:03 that flex was hard
1:53 he could have played Qxe4 Be2 Kxf7 or Qxe4 Qe2 Qxe2 Kxe2 Kxf7
I knew their drawback was skittish lol
first game, the opponent had a very easy way to victory. Just shove his queen taking any pawn near the king, take the king next turn.
4:02 was pretty sick.
First guy could have rushed simp with his queen for an easy win.
so after your king took your opponent's queen in the second game, it was physically impossible to lose?
Wait, game 2 it's impossible for them to win after the king moves onto a haunted square. There's no "You can still capture the king" clause.
5:44 shouldve taken with bishop instead of king so you keep castling rights
No, because now that the king is on a haunted square, he’s invincible as long as he doesn’t move lol
I think dxe4+ was a mistake, Kxe4+ is better since your immortal king would seriously limit the squares he can go to, while also having the d5 pawn preventing him slinking away easily, this forces him to take his only legal move of going back to d2 and he's almost trapped (I mean, yes you have to shuffle the king once before you can capture again but you can just use the rooks to restrict him escaping towards the queenside).
Can't mate you without getting closer
Who else predicted the exact drawback of the last game? Like, EXACTLY 😅 I literally thought “Is it just that he must move his king whenever in check?”
Can someone please tell me the name of the ending song Simp uses? I've been searching for hours and still have no idea lol
10:36
Probably because Bxh8
There's another reason, but it's revealed at the end of the video.
Is no one gonna mention that game 2, the opponent literally cant win if simp leaves his king on a sqaure they captured on already?
I'm confused by the second game, how can you ever lose if you get your king on one of those squares?
The asian math is back! Great to see
for game 3, 12... g6 blunders a rook
On game 3 after b6 Simp had d4 trapping the bishop for so many moves
Also instead of exf4, I believe kd5 was a better move in every sense, but I'm not sure if I'm calculating the drawback correctly here
4:22 i just got that drawback lol
Oh come on. "My opponent was a lot stronger then expected" and you cut away? Why would you do that? I feel blue balled.
11:20 I was expecting Nd5, forking the queen and the f4 pawn while protecting e3. What am I missing here?
8:45 now how did we get to this position
I always wonder why the AI pronounces "content" like "contempt"
It pronounces it like "content" as the adjective not the noun. "Content" (adjective) means "happy", "fulfilled".
8:26 you should take with the king and show your testosterone
Bose
StarDFBS
8:52 didnt even say king takes the king
And the timeskip was weird instead of a timelapse
what if we touched our kings 😳
Anyone else watch men '97?
Bars
Grabs
BFFs
Bfdg
Video 222 of asking simp to play fps chess
Oh wow that second game got unlosable after your king moved to that square he's not allowed to capture on
Thats a drawback you should never reveal^^
Well, almost unlosable, you could get forced to leave it when it is the only legal move and there are not 2 of those sqaures next to each other, or you could lose to time
That last guy didn't block the check because it blunders a rook?
EDIT: or a queen lol
Do a voice reveal
Bose
Stbr
5:48 Simp physically cannot lose G2. Even if he loses everything his king can just jump back and forth between 2 squares the opponent can't move to.
drawback chess, but you have 2 drawbacks, and you dont reveal your drawback to opponent.
Is this a Jojoreference?
38 minutes
10:35 Nice bait for everyone to tell you how it blunders the rook/trades it with light-squared Bishop. But yeah. Drawback.
Stoping Teen from stoping Adult from stoping a kid to say first
Ah, the vigilante hunter hunting vigilante.
I'm confused why would you reveal your drawback and not hide it?
There are two types of games, guessing the drawback or at the very start of the game you reveal your drawback to make the game revolve around it
Ergs
Surge
Bs
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Day 10 of asking Chess Simp to start a "Xiangqi Simp" channel
anti spoiler barrier 🚧
Boosting.