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| Patriarchy proponents claim that the Inoffensive Chess is offensive to them and refuse to play it. | Patriarchy proponents claim that the Inoffensive Chess is offensive to them and refuse to play it. | ||
| - | [[Mr. Porridge]] argues that the removal of the king makes the queen an ultimate goal, and that a player who captures opponent's queen is the winner. "He is the one who will leave with a smile on his face," - Mr. Porridge was reported as saying. Frekkensnork disagrees by countering that this is a typical error that beginners make. "One can always loose to a pair of well coordinated knights!" - she said. | + | [[Mr. Porridge]] argues that the removal of the king makes the queen an ultimate goal, and that a player who captures opponent's queen is the winner. "They are the one who are going to leave with a smile on their face," - Mr. Porridge was reported as saying. Frekkensnork disagrees by countering that this is a typical error that beginners make. "One can always lose to a pair of well coordinated knights!" - she said. |
| **//A Pair of Well Coordinated Knights//** became a motto of the fans of the game. | **//A Pair of Well Coordinated Knights//** became a motto of the fans of the game. | ||
inoffensive_chess.1513866677.txt.gz · Last modified: 2017/12/21 09:31 by lverona
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