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| General Chess Discussion - Openings That Avoid Long Theory?#13 The key isn't to memorise moves, but to understand moves. If you want to play chess with your opponent from move 1 instead of just rattling off moves, then play chess with your opponent from move 1. W… | Mezmer |
| General Chess Discussion - What is the best gambit to use?#37 @Aadvik09 - for learning and developing your skills, I suggest the King's Gambit. Why do I say that? Well, first off I want to clarify that I don't believe that the King's Gambit is an insta-win or an… | Mezmer |
| Off-Topic Discussion - Medieval War forum#36 Assuming Medieval, with nothing anochronistic or no knowledge of future technology... I would go with the pole-axe, since it's probably the most versatile weapon. You can smash (hammer), thrust (spear… | Mezmer |
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| General Chess Discussion - Only playing lower-rated players#3 Punching up will challenge you more to improve your game. Punching down may reinforce bad habits, poor tactical calculation, and poor strategical planning as dubious moves and mistakes may go unpunish… | Mezmer |
| Off-Topic Discussion - Is there such a thing as a Sea Wolf?#2 https://globalnews.ca/news/2239088/national-geographic-puts-spotlight-on-b-c-s-enigmatic-sea-wolves/ | Mezmer |
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