Checkmate

Don't ask why white had his rooks upside down. I don't get why he did that either.

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[hazeyhooves]

breakdancers

[Imperator Chiashi Zane]

Obviously the Inverted Castle maneuver, as popularized by Nathan Fillion in the TV thriller Castle.

[Lucky Seven]

He had his rooks upside down because he's hardkoor

[Majin Syeekoh]

4069753
I guess they are, yeah

4069754
It wasn't very effective...

[Majin Syeekoh]

4069757 if he so hardcore why did he get #rekt

[Lucky Seven]

4069762 He only let you win because you were black, it would have been a hate crime to gang up on a black man and kill him.

[Majin Syeekoh]

4069776 dude, this guy couldn't let me win if he tried

[VitalSpark]

Don't ask why white had his rooks upside down.

Usually an upside-down rook is used when you need a second or third queen of the same colour on the board. (Having a fourth queen is rarely an issue — if you're not smart enough to achieve checkmate swiftly when you've got three, then you probably wouldn't be smart enough to earn a fourth anyway.)

[Majin Syeekoh]

4069792 usually, yeah, but he had them that way at the start of the game

[VitalSpark]

4069902
Ah, okay. Maybe he thought that was how they were supposed to be?

[Majin Syeekoh]

4069921 I think he just did it to be different, to be honest.

[Necron Lord]

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[Dainn]

And just like that, I wanna play you in a game of chess.