| Lichess Feedback - Illegal castling by stockfish 16#5 @chesshowler said in #4: > maybe try this link:- > > lichess.org/analysis/r2k1r2/ppp4Q/2n4b/3B1bq1/5R2/3P4/PPPB2PP/4R1K1_b_Qkq_-_0_1?color=black Here, you explicitly allow castling, although the black… | sheckley666  |
| Lichess Feedback - Illegal castling by stockfish 16#2 My stockfish doesn't castle here. | sheckley666 |
| Lichess Feedback - Failure in the main algorithm of the game#3 You could have taken en-passant. | sheckley666 |
| General Chess Discussion - Is it okay two create two accounts?#4 Quoted from here: https://lichess.org/terms-of-service Multiple accounts - Having more than one account is not allowed, barring specific circumstances. For example, titled players are automatically en… | sheckley666 |
| General Chess Discussion - Castling is over-rated; occasionally useful#6 @immortal_coyote said in #1: > The corners are where checkmates happen Cause and effect. Checkmates happen where the kings are. | sheckley666 |
| Lichess Feedback - Other accounts can't see puzzle ratings over 2700 or more#41 @helloworld_1064 said in #37: > so, what should I do Maybe first answer this question: Why is it important for you that others can see your puzzle rating? (You need not answer here, just do it for you… | sheckley666 |
| Lichess Feedback - Lichess is lying. Claiming I have left the game or just let the time run out#2 Easy to counter prove: Clock sitting for 36.8 seconds https://lichess.org/A4fyCWxA/black Clock sitting for 80.5 seconds: https://lichess.org/UqXO5wTb/black#59 | sheckley666 |
| General Chess Discussion - What was the first game to ever be recorded in the history of chess? How good were the players?#16 @AyaanshGaur12 said in #14: > But it was widely popularized by Britishers. No | sheckley666 |
| General Chess Discussion - Lichess#3 The real problem is resigning after five moves or less. | sheckley666 |
| General Chess Discussion - What was the first game to ever be recorded in the history of chess? How good were the players?#7 @AyaanshGaur12 said in #4: > Chess was originally founded & created in India. The British colonisers took the idea of this game and recreated it to what we know today. Hmmm - I think you miss the role… | sheckley666 |
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