I was so sure Queen was 8 points. I was prepared to tell you off on your shit math skills, but for once decided to fact check myself before spouting off bullshit. Turns out you were right.
I don't think there is a way to force black to loose, at least given they play well. Obviously if they take the queen they loose, but if they move a pawn forward they can keep playing indefinitely.
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Eh. Black is losing this game no matter whether or not they fall for the bait
You underestimate my ability to blunder
It's over tolkien, I have the advantageous positioning!
White's up what 6 points?
It's over anyways
E: hey, I actually remembered
I was so sure Queen was 8 points. I was prepared to tell you off on your shit math skills, but for once decided to fact check myself before spouting off bullshit. Turns out you were right.
Wait, I also thought it was valued at 8. Why did we think this?
Is there an obvious winning line for White or do you just mean the material disadvantage?
White takes the knight regardless whose turn it is.
I don't think there is a way to force black to loose, at least given they play well. Obviously if they take the queen they loose, but if they move a pawn forward they can keep playing indefinitely.
For certain values of indefinitely. White can force an exchange of Queen for rook and Knight, which definitely seals Black's fate.
Sorry, missed that one.
It's all fun and games until Peregrine Took en passants.
Marvelous
Brilliant!