Corner Chess How? (And AI Cheating)

[Franzosisch]

I've somehow gotten the worst possible chess setup I think I've ever seen. Each side is setup in opposite corners with only the king, rooks, knights, and pawns. Tried playing multiple rounds but this setup is absolute cancer. And no, chessbot will not even calculate a move for it. It's that bad.

And something I forgot to mention, the AI pawns ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cheat. Multiple times I have had ones side by side and the AI is allowed to go diagonal and take it. This entire "puzzle" is garbage.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2985577589

[GepardenK]

Just lose on purpose. This will reset the board and you get to play a clean chess game.

[Zalugar]

People should post screenshots of their chess setups. Not because I don't believe them, but because it sounds hilarious.

[Franzosisch]

Originally posted by Zalugar:

People should post screenshots of their chess setups. Not because I don't believe them, but because it sounds hilarious.

There you go. A madman's work if I ever saw it.

[Seamus]

Still more sane than 5d chess with multiverse time travel.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1349230/5D_Chess_With_Multiverse_Time_Travel/

[DarkFenix]

I feel like I should point out that pawns are supposed to take pieces diagonally. They move one space forward (or two from start position) and can take pieces only one square to either forward diagonal.

[Franzosisch]

Originally posted by DarkFenix:

I feel like I should point out that pawns are supposed to take pieces diagonally. They move one space forward (or two from start position) and can take pieces only one square to either forward diagonal.

That's not what they're doing. They're moving diagonally when there is a piece on the right or left and taking it.

[Zalugar]

I want to play this impossible chess setup. It sounds, looks and likely is ridiculous and hilarious. Giving me Totally Accurate Battle Simulator urges.

[Lugez]

Originally posted by Franzosisch:

Originally posted by DarkFenix:

I feel like I should point out that pawns are supposed to take pieces diagonally. They move one space forward (or two from start position) and can take pieces only one square to either forward diagonal.

That's not what they're doing. They're moving diagonally when there is a piece on the right or left and taking it.

Google "en passant." That's probably what it is.

Also, the picture is genuinely hilarious, thanks for that.