What rating are you? Do you analyze your games? How good do you know your opening(s)?
Papercrane
joined 1 year ago
Kind of depends if I'm gonna be the mc after my reincarnation. Because who would wanna be a farmer after dying.
Soo just to chill: konosuba
If I'm the mc: mushoku tensei or frieren
I started watching the new true detective. I kinda like it, but there are Soo many haters it's crazy
Shouldn't some tiles be green for sheep? I get that white could be wool/sheep but personally I'm used to seeing green.
Otherwise love it
A 3d rpg and the story should be a nobles life that has to get to know his country because his father said so. Then you can decide if you wanna help your underlings or make their lives suffer. The timeframe is up to you
It's getting harder and harder to actually know what to believe anymore. I know this whole situation isn't black and white but still. There is always some new snippet to a story that complete 180 degree flips the sides. Who can even tell at this point what is true and what not if you weren't at the spot where it happened
1981 - 1996 would be 43 until 28 years old, they miscalculated by quite a lot huh?
Isn't Linux mint an Ubuntu fork? That gets recommended to tons of people who seek an entrance into the Linux world. Is it as bad as Ubuntu?
Probably because he's dead
Would love to have uncharted. Thanks for the giveaway it's awesome that someone is doing something for the Christmas spirit
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Ah ok, no worries. So just to be sure, do you play online sometimes?
Training is everything in chess. On YouTube there are tons of resources to learn about chess and get better, but it also takes a lot of practice.
Elo/rating is a number every player has, that specifies their strength in the game of chess. The higher the better.
The opening is something that can be memorized and is used to place your pieces in the beginning of the game. If you are a beginner, it's best to focus on putting your middle pawns into the center of the board and bring your knights and bishops out
Analyzing your games can be done if you play online after the game. It will show you what mistakes you did and what better move was possible. If you wanna play online I recommend lichess since it's completely free and you nothing is paywalled