>Start reading chess manga
>Rook>>>Bishop
Fucking dropped
Start reading chess manga
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bishops literally have half as many spaces they can stand on, you fucking idiot
>t. single digit elo
what manga is this
Good luck castling with a bishop nigger.
>Not Knight, the only one which Queen does not have the move
faggot
Its way easier to close out amauter level games with two rook rather than two bishops
Chrono Monochrome
rook is the second strongest, by almost any valuation system.
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stay seething...
God you are retarded
>It's a pawn and knight endgame
Brainlet. Obviously the pawn is the strongest since it has the potential to become any other piece
bishops are shit, SHIT
Well clearly the king is the strongest because you lose without it.
*alfil
Queen>Horsie>Rook>Bishop>Pawn
For me it's Alpha Zero
Ooooooooh, you mean you take issue with how the pieces are valued, I thought you had an issue with the appellation rook and bishop, and you'd rather they call them something like "jester" or "castle".
Idiot. A rook blocks an entire line, so a pawn or king cannot cross it.
You can skip over a bishops line easily.
I read like four pages and couldn't continue. This is such utter garbage it's painful. "The predisposition to not being able to sit in front of other people" what
And Knight can easily pass over any piece
what your point?
Checkmate.
I just skipped pages until there's a match
How do you lose at chess? Just make the best moves until you win lol
t. deep blue
Is this true chess user
No no no. They just said the room is the second strongest, not that it is stronger than bishop.
Obviously it means this:
bishop > rook > queen > pawn > king
Every grandmaster knows this but won't tell you so that you will blunder away your rook for a queen and think you're winning.
Don't let them fool you
What if I just cheat and google it?
Mathfag here, is there a chart for the minimal amount of moves needed for each piece to complete the board in Shogi? How many repetitions etc.