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There is a chess game for you to play with another player, if you like, and can find a partner. The syntax is as follows: > chess ask <opponent> : Asks another player to play chess with you. > chess accept <opponent> : Accepts an invitation from another player. > chess watch <player> : Shows the current board of someone playing a chess game. > chess show : Shows the current chess board you are playing on. > chess resign : You give up a game of chess you're playing. > chess pass : Makes you pass your turn to your opponent. > chess move <pos1> <pos2> : You move a piece from position 1 to position 2. > chess longcastle : Does a Queen's castling, if it's allowed. > chess shortcastle : Does a King's castling if it's allowed. > chess : This gives a syntax help, listing all commands. Essentially, the expected sequence is this: -Player A types: chess ask B -Player B responds: chess accept A -Then a lot of moves.. -One player (presumably the loser) types: <chess resign> -Note that the game still goes on even if the king on either side is gone, so for the game to really end, someone must type <chess resign> to end the game. Chess technicalities: The "en passant" move is not implemented and promotion is always to the Queen. |
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