The_Picard_Maneuver

Usually, but I love the optimistic fanfare of the TNG intro, and it has a habit of drawing me in.

This is extra frustrating in daily games.

I've gotten into chess for the past year, and while I used Lichess for a little bit, I wound up going with chess.com primarily instead. The app is great. The learning modules are really helpful, and I love the puzzles.

It also has tens of millions of users on the platform, so your matchmaking is going to be more accurate, whether you need to be matched with opponents who just learned how the pieces move, all the way up to the top professional players.

As for outside resources, I've been mostly learning from random masters/GMs that have youtube channels.

You can't expect her to move the bishop all that way.

We need a fourth, derpy-er dragon.

This is great. I have a new daily game to play. Thanks for sharing!

The lesson is forgotten the moment the next match starts.

Yes, this one was tragic.

If someone wasn't in the comments saying this, or "that asphalt isn't the right type for La Guardia", or "based on the sky in the background, this is actually somewhere in the southern hemisphere", then I'd be on the wrong website.