- A wrong move can do you in and be very costly.
- You got to keep playing. Are you ready for the next move?
- It is often tempting to make a move – think of all the possible traps!
- One move at a time. Rarely otherwise.
- That was a sure trap. You figured it out…
- You got to follow the rules. Each piece has it's unique style.
- You have to 'sit through the match' to win it.
- Never underestimate your opponent.
- Sometimes to elicit the level of your opponent, make a reckless move.
- If the opponent is repeatedly making stupid moves unable to acknowledge - that's the sign of an unworthy opponent.
- Sometimes pawns dont matter much, but they are often the most useful.
- Often what you see on the board is not what you get.
- You can go a long way, but then your own pawns are blocking you.
- It is not easy to checkmate. More easy to check.
- Sometimes it is hard to keep playing - but the sharpest, grittiest mind wins!
- Think upto 10, 20, 30 moves ahead???
- The next move is based on a future consequence!
- Reckless playing will lead to a loss, unless the opponent is also equally reckless.
- And lastly the board is not everything; it’s all in the mind.
- What is your next move?
First short story in the 'CSlueth files' series. Note: This is purely a work of fiction! 1. The dead body Wednesday, Chalmers tekniska hogskola, 6:30 PM He had just walked out of the classroom in the V building. For the past forty five minutes he had been coding an exciting dynamic systems simulation after having completed a late and rather boring simulation exercises session class. He had to take the road in front of the Chalmers Bibliotek library as he wanted to meet a friend staying nearby. As he walked past the Information Sciences department building there was a gust of cold winter wind that struck his face and he raised the collars of this jacket, sinking in his chin into its warm, furry interiors. It was December and it would get dark really early. It was dark now and hardly anyone else around. He hummed a tune as he ran up the flight of stairs, the library was at an elevated level from the V building. He found himself humming some r...
Hahaha! Sounds almost like Chess is like life! Or maybe, it IS!
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