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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Conservative(chess)
Hi.What's a 'conservative' chess piece?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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What's the context? Perhaps it refers to the way it is being used by the player. Clive
- What's the context?
- Perhaps it refers to the way it is being used by the player.
- Clive
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What's the context?
Perhaps it refers to the way it is being used by the player.
Clive
Perhaps it refers to the way it is being used by the player.
Clive
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Hi
I agree with Clive that it is probably to do with how the player is approaching the game, rather than any one piece
I would expect a conservative player to play defensively and to follow well-understood lines of play
I would expect a radical player to use unexpected moves that have not been analysed before, with the intention of finding an attacking opportunity
I agree with Clive that it is probably to do with how the player is approaching the game, rather than any one piece
I would expect a conservative player to play defensively and to follow well-understood lines of play
I would expect a radical player to use unexpected moves that have not been analysed before, with the intention of finding an attacking opportunity
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