The knight essentially just makes L-shaped jumps. Two spaces one way and one save the other way. Because it jumps it can move over other pieces. There's some great example images out there where they show all the movements of the pieces, but playing on the computer shows all possible moves as well. If you want to know strategy, I can't help you there. This isn't Thud, so I'm not that good. I vaguely remember that going to the center is better for some reason. If you really want to know a lot about chess, go check out Gothamchess. He does a lot of things like chess breakdowns and he gives lots of tips for players that aren't as good as him.
Nice idea. However, I believe you may not be fully living up to your potential. I'd shorten the AI speeches a smidgen, and perhaps clarify things a bit. Are we supposed to laugh at the AI nonsense or the chess nonsense? Honestly, I think you can do both, but it's currently just not that clear. The reaction images are also a bit unclear. But I admit, I did like the video. I watched until the end and gave it s like after all. You have great promise. So be certain "we will watch your career with great interest" as Sheev Palpatine is known to say (This means I'm subscribing. If anyone else is reading this: Like, subscribe, leave a comment and ring the bell.).
@@CashyBay. Nah man, was just watching this around midnight/1 in the morning and wanted to give some advice. Don't care much about getting pinned or not.
Great concept, too much editing. I get the idea of using memes and fun, but it looks like an 9 year old made the edits. Continue the idea, I like it, slow down on the edits.
