Chess but my pieces are scared of the dark

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[@rachanabhandari4585]

Challenge - The Boss King : Chess against Martin but your pieces have to capture less material than the King. Rules: 1. You have to capture all of Martin's pieces excluding the pawns. 2. Your King has to capture 16/31 points of material(Excluding Pawns) 3. If your pieces( excluding king) captures more than 15 points of material , you lose. 4. Your king has to guard the piece that delivers checkmate. 5. The pawns don't matter in this case. You can capture the pawns as you wish. GOOD LUCK

[@B.R.E.A.K.F.A.S.T.]

2 and 3 is kind of hard but the rest is ez

[@rachanabhandari4585]

Indeed it is. But a good strategy could be to trade queens early on and move your king upwards to trade other pieces as well. Not to mention, Martin will also hang a lot of pieces.

[@Mikhail-tal-the-GOAT]

2 nd one is impossible as u get ur king out early martin is programed to checkmate ur king

[@Sparky4111]

Good idea

[@B.R.E.A.K.F.A.S.T.]

@@Mikhail-tal-the-GOAT no

[@BobChess]

Dark square bishop be like: Damn it

[@epiko0]

the dark square bishop has to be sacrificed at the beginning

[@martincan3]

The bishop: „guess I‘ll die.“

[@Mypoosaysopinkgrahness]

Same As Knights cuz they can only move once

[@thegoodcupye]

😢😂

[@avivlab]

A few things to notice: 1. Once a knight is on a light square, it can't move anymore - you basically start the game down two knights and a bishop. 2. Once a rook is on a light square, it can only move an even number of squares in each moves. This means that if you move your a1 rook to a2, you can never stack the rooks! But because you can't move your a2 knight, the only way to make stacking the rooks possible is if your knight is captured before you move your rook (and then you capture back with the rook). Rule no. 3 is a bit ambiguous. You can also understand it as: when a piece that starts on a dark square can move to a light square, it must do it immediately. So, if you move your a2 pawn you must move your rook on the next move, but it doesn't mean you need to move your a2 pawn ASAP just to move your rook. Either way, your third move must be moving your g1 knight.

[@michelleturley2277]

You forgot about the ♟️ it checkmated on a dark square

[@rubytrap3860]

blacks dark squared bishop is meaningless so your really only down 2 knights

[@avivlab]

@@rubytrap3860 not completely, because it can still take your pawns.

[@rubytrap3860]

@@avivlab oh i was thinking about the second challenge since the first one pretty much anyone could beat

[@Jacobconnor525]

@@michelleturley2277 pawns do not count.

[@nicehandsomefruit]

Challenge - Chess against Martin, but you can only move pieces on one half of the board at a time. Every 5 moves you make, switch to the other half. (Start with kingside)

[@Chill_Enigma]

Love this concept! Great stuff

[@toastbrot97]

Dude, since when are you pushing 300.000+ subs? When i found your channel i thought you were a hidden gem with only 20.000 subs or so. You really have come a long way! Con frickin grats mate!

[@christopherheckman7957]

Raymond Smullyan has written a couple of books about retrograde analysis (The Chess Mysteries of the Arabian Knights; the Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes), and one of the stipulations for part of the book is that pieces move from a square to a square of the same color. 3:40 Due to the geometry of the board, your rook on a2 can never move to d1. If you want to double up your rooks, you need to start with Rb1 or d1 or f1 or h1. 4:28 There's a nonobvious subtlety here: If you promote a pawn on a black square, it's stuck there ... unless you promote to a knight (in which case it would have to move ASAP). Second game, where pawns are also scared of the dark ... 7:08 If you play Nf3, then the f-pawn can't move at all, so the "move to a white square ASAP" rule doesn't apply to it. 7:18 h4 is illegal! (Okay, he caught it later.) 8:18 Could we call this the Checker Opening? 8-) 10:30 This is NOT pre-move time. Whenever Martin plays a move you want him to, you want to jump on that opportunity immediately. 11:07 "Which way do I want to capture?" NEITHER! GET THE QUEEN OFF OF C2, NELSON!!!!! 12:55 And now Nelson missed his chance to reposition the rook: Bg2 then Rh1. It seems like Nelson has to sacrifice a pawn to open up a square of the right color. 13:43 This also reminds me of those sliding-block puzzles, where you have to move a certain piece to a certain location. 15:25 It looks like Martin can't mate in one, so it's unlikely that he'd move his knight. He also doesn't know that your king has to stay on white squares. 18:17 RE4, NELSON! DON'T TAKE A CHANCE! THERE'S AN AXE MURDERER IN THE BARN!!!

[@tiletapper4ever]

7:25 you could also move the e pawn and then the knight at e2 lol

[@Phoenix-em5uy]

Was looking for this comment

[@andynachos2045]

Challenge: the reverse set up. RULES: 1: the set up must be so the pieces are blocking the pawns from promoting. 2: you can promote to any piece. 3: the “no pawn move or capture” rule doesn’t apply. Kind of easy but spicy.

[@UnknownRager96]

Chess, but your army is tied together. All of your pieces/pawns must be connected through only horizontally, vertically, or diagonally adjacent squares.

[@BEN-ys6gu]

Martin playing chess while Nelson playing checkers

[@mukileswara12]

This is somewhat similar to the Hypnotic chess challenge. The rules are these 1. Pieces on the opposite colored square are hypnotised 2. They come to sense under an attack and free to move 3. Landing in opposite colored square results in instant hypnosis 4. Castling is considered as a rook move

[@thoalfuqar4177]

Challenge: 1: you can only checkmate using pawns either promoted or not 2: you cant castle 3:you have to blunder every single piece as soon as possible

[@siebelibens6951]

Challenge: your pieces are vampires they are allergic to light and must avoid the white squares it is like this challenge but with the white squares!

[@JeromeShark]

Alternate Title: Chess but all of my pieces become a light squared bishop

[@timesnow6205]

Chess but you can only see the squares that you control

[@andynachos2045]

Bro’s literally hanging his queen and winning against Martin with a disadvantage while I’m losing to Martin with stockfish.

[@lucael102]

challenge- you vs martin but your pieces are vampires so they cant go to light squares

[@TheGamingG810]

Challenge: Chess vs Martin, but your pieces have to stick together. This means that every piece/pawn that you have must touch at least one other piece/pawn orthogonally or diagonally. As an extra challenge, the pieces/pawns must touch a piece/pawn orthogonally.

[@coc235]

13:18 Nelson says "he checkmates me" and proceeds to literally blunder the same mate on the next move lol

[@HenrySchach]

Now the pieces were dazzled by the light and now they want to avoid it. Move your pieces to dark squares as soon as possible and sacrifice your light-square bishop at the beginning and you are playing as black this time

[@michelleturley2277]

The first round your pawn 😢 was on the dark square when you checkmated

[@bruce4139]

Chess but martin gets 2 moves for each move you make

[@Ray_Blade]

Bro the pawns are brave

[@FrancoisTremblay]

The rooks are not only colorblind, but they can only see 1/4 of the board! Pretty harsh

[@marcosani956]

Jedi chess: you only play with 8 light side(square) bishop Or else, Anakin mode, 1 dark side bishop against 15 pawns, you have to take every pawn to win

[@Benjen-gt3dp]

this man likes to put himself in a challenging situation by making himself obey the rules of his own homemade game which involves limitations

[@speedyjet]

pov: dark square bishop endgame be like

[@maksel6364]

Challenge - getting 9 queens vs Martin 1. You can't lose pawns or your queen 2. You can't stalemate Martin 3. You have to checkmate Martin

[@joshuayuyenshen4695]

Challenge - THE Knights' Challenge : Chess against Martin but you are to deliver the checkmate with the knights. Rules: 1. You will have to deliver checkmate with either one of your knights. 2. If one of your knights are captured, you are to lose the game with Martin. 3. Your pieces should be defending the knights at all causes. 4. Your pieces should be sacrificed for the knights, whenever your knights are in danger. GOOD LUCK NELSON!

[@saturnsrheax]

Light square bishop: 🗿🍷 a m i m m o r t a l

[@lutimstrickshots9253]

Suggestion: Cannonball chess Every two moves, Martin fires a cannon at a random square and if your piece is on that square it dies. But Martin's pieces have put on cannonball-proof armor so the cannonballs don't do anything to them. Also, both kings have the cannonball-proof armor too. Good luck!

[@benjfr5723]

Challenge - Medusa Whenever you take an opposing piece/pawn, your piece/pawn that took it becomes petrified : you cannot move it anymore.

[@ocoole27]

Game idea: we all know how important the center of the board is. The challenge is to beat Martin only using the A,B, G, and H files.

[@kimesoshortsgame4823]

8:44 Now you're playing hope chess Nelson 💀

[@Oneofakind123]

1000 years from now someone gonna find this game and analyze it, not knowing the rules applied 😂

[@babangain]

Challenge 1. All your pieces are afraid of dark squares including the pawns. 2. The fear a piece is temporarily gone by the glory of capturing the opponents piece. (They can move to dark square by capturing a piece) 3. They aren't afraid of dark at home. (Home: the place the piece currently staying. Essentially, you don't need to move any of them to light square at the beginning or if you happen to go to a dark square due to a capture.) 4. They aren't afraid of dark when near to Queen or King (They can go to dark square if the square is reachable by 1 king move from King/Queen's position. But king/queen can't go to dark without capture) 5. No need to sacrifice bishop. 6. No castling

[@TheEthikos]

I think the rule would be that if you have a piece on a dark square that can move to a light square, that must prioritized, otherwise you can move as you please.

[@ross-spencer]

Seems like the game needs a sacrifice rule - if you touch the black squares on purpose you can sacrifice your piece from the board.

[@thebeardedgnome766]

Adrenaline chess: you have to capture a piece every 3 moves or you lose. (Or, for more challenge, every two moves!)

[@sneakk3366]

When he said that he should sacrifice the only piece that moves on the black squares I thinked about something that has 3 k's...💀

[@SushiOP]

Ain't no way he didn't see Queen to C6 at 4:53

[@textik5821]

ikr

[@eddiemate]

After Queen to C6, Knight to D6 is forced. He can’t take the knight on D6 because it’s a black square.

[@lmitz]

13:30 that move opened up the checkmate again lol

[@Noah-kd6lq]

I managed this when I first saw that comment, but absolutely ran out of moves while trying to apply the rule to pawns.

[@nylemirza6616]

challenge: -double trouble : Chess but each of martin's pieces have two lives rules 1:every piece except the king has 2 lives so if you checkmate martin the game ends , you do not have to checmate him again 2:pawns also count 3:for ekample if you capture 1 of his pieces it comes back to life on it's starting square then capture it again and it is out for the rest of the game

[@HelloWestA]

If martin understood checkmates, the solution to this would be to utlize the dark swaure advantage using a battery and target whites knights

[@sebastiaanpeekstok4577]

Chess against martin but if you move a piece you have to move it again in the next move. Rule 1: You can castle if you can move your king again then. Rule 2: If you have moved you pawn twice you can begin with a other piece f/e queen or you can keep moving the pawn but then make sure you can move your pawn again. Hope you do this idea!

[@mohamadkah2769]

Challeng : (spy chess) you have to push a pawn until you promot it to queen and gate check mate and you only can dilever the check mate with it. you can move your pieces to help your spy but without allerting his king with checks

[@archiezhang5737]

Your dark squared knight could've gone to e1 instead.

[@cristianolaru1249]

Challenge - chess against Martin, you are allowed to do at most 3 pawn moves in the beginning, and then you are not allowed to move pawns unless you capture something (only diagonally). You are allowed to promote If that's too easy, you can try 2 moves with the pawns in the beginning

[@00001Htheprogrammer]

1:30 c4 is illegal because it takes 2 moves(c4, queen out) to setup the king move while there is e4 which immediately lets the king go off the dark square Therefore, c4 doesn't comply with the ASAP rule. How I preceive it, you must make the move that leads to the earliest possible "fixing move" of your next dark-squared piece

[@issarealbanger7734]

The Dark V2: 1. You may only move dark bishop to a square wherein your opponent can take it on their next turn if they so choose. Dark bishop must be threatened at all times. Sacrificing it is acceptable. 2. At the beginning of your turn, if any of your pieces are on a dark square and CAN move on that same turn - any of those dark-squared pieces must be moved first. See example in rule 3. 3. Any of your pieces can move into a dark square at anytime. However, similarly to rule 2, this same piece must be moved immediately on your next turn if they are able. i.e. a pawn moving into a dark square being blocked by another pawn on a white square means your dark-squared pawn is not able to move. If your dark-squared pawn can ever choose to take a piece into a light square - that move takes priority over normal light-squared moves as per rule 2. 4: All your valuable pieces left on the board must be on a light square to checkmate. To summarize: Dark-squared pieces must be moved to light squares at those pieces earliest opportunity. Light-squared pieces can move to a dark square but must move to a light square on your next turn if able (knight, for example). It is not necessary to move all pieces to light squares immediately- just that they move at their first opportunity. Valuable pieces must be on light squares for you to checkmate.

[@outoftime9071]

Challenge: No losses No pieces can be taken by the opponent. Pieces cannot be traded All pawns must be promoted to a queen All opponent's pieces must be taken

[@newmeta2668]

The last rule means you have to either only capture hanging pieces or risk your pieces getting recaptured.

[@erikdefgttfrffdhoogerland4377]

pls do this challenge you need to get 6 pawns to the end into a knight and give your queen away at the start

[@ducky4ever75]

Dark squared bishop: 💀

[@agrilsunil1]

4:46 You could have checkmated martin by moving the queen on A8 to C6 and he wouldn’t be able to move his king to G5 because the knight was protecting that square.

[@nualasagoofyahhcat]

doesn't the pawn on e3 need to move?

[@Nobody91232]

challenge:all the pieces on the same file is useless pawn does not count

[@rockingamingwiththesahit2145]

Attempt the exact same challenge but with light squares.

[@kayden-ez3lg]

Challange : Chess but if you loose your queen you loose

[@tianlecheng2656]

Challenge: Apocalypse chess Every time your pieces get captured, every piece that sees it will get infected and turn into your opponent’s piece. Every time your pieces are touching at least 3 enemy pieces,(including the pieces that were infected) it also gets infected.

[@SlickNinja71]

Chess but you can only capture with your king. I have personally verified it’s possible although it’s hard.

[@palavonipal]

13:30 lul Martin could have checkmated you

[@unnamed7225]

he doesn't need to move any pawns to black squares because the g1 knight can be freed after e4 Ke2 Kf3 Kg4 Ne2 then free all the black square pieces

[@jonahprate8192]

Thumbnail king

[@user-ec9vq6ly9q]

Lost on nearly move 5: king may move in 2 moves as "pawn e2-e4 => King's move (legal)" : ).

[@icelandball_mapping]

make the board white and yellow - Big Brain Mode Activated -

[@joshuayuyenshen4695]

Challenge - My pieces are scared of the light : Chess against Martin but your pieces are scared of the light squares. Rules: 1. ALL your pieces are to be on light squares. 2. If your piece is on a dark square, you must move it to a white square immediately. 3. If your piece can only move on light squares, you must sacrifice it as soon as possible. ( white bishop ) 4. Pawns are to be allowed to move on any square color. ( optional )

[@night-sky_]

Scared of the light when

[@christinemairegorra3979]

Challenge: Play against martin, but you can't move rooks, bishops, knights or your king and queen. If you take something with a pawn, then you can move your queen. The challenge is move your pawns only. Rule 1: No castling Rule 2: Pawns must be moved only

[@IAmE9030]

you can't checkmate with only a queen...

[@christinemairegorra3979]

@@IAmE9030 I didn't say anything about checkmating with a queen..

[@tomasdariuspaun7586]

I dare you to beat Martin without pieces. Except maybe a knight or 2 if too hard.

[@playerplays9902]

Him blunders check mate Me : Why Him: blunder check mate again Me :nvrm

[@styline_0947]

7:17 u could move e2 pawn to e4 and move the knight to e2

[@emirbergazden9723]

Dark bishop:

[@tianlecheng2656]

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[@yiyuewu1984]

269 moves is the record.

[@ChessZelda]

I have a martin challenge! You have to checkmate martin, while every piece is on the its homesquare, and you have to promote 8 pawns into queens and return them to their homesquares as well. Martin cannot sacrifice or capture anything! Hint: Checkmate will be a discovered attack while moving a knight to its homesquare.

[@Some_Dude-rf9qt]

I'm scared of dark people

[@clclapper6841]

Maybe vampire pieces next ?? Like only on black squares

[@alex_zetsu]

I feel these challenges should allow him to break them if the only moves violate the challenge. When the challenge itself is supreme, it's a new game, but if the legality of the moves trumps the challenge, then it is handicapped chess.

[@Zygnity]

New challenge idea: FAMILY RIVALRY CHESS: The rules are you play against Martin, but whenever you want to capture, you have to capture that piece with whatever your taking of your own. Ex: You can only take his rooks with your rooks, or his knights with your knights. The queen is the mother of the house, so they can take knights, bishops, and opponent queens. And once your opponent only has 4 members left, you can try to checkmate his king.

[@christiangwin824]

😕???

[@Deleted_Eevee]

1800s chess

[@rajiv2516]

challenge - play martin but your pieces ar not allowed to go to the white squares castling not allowed pawns count sac your white bishop as possible

[@Beleidigen-ist-Pflicht]

_I am þe man, who walks alone..._

[@ryescenia5705]

The light squared bishop is actually foing to be usefull

[@Zanvulf]

He missed mate in 1 with queen a6

[@leakostandinovic2400]

Chess vibes heres a challenge its chess but the pieces are vampires.its the same rules as this one but the pieces cant go on white squares

[@M1Miketro]

Chess but pawns and pieces can’t move to the 8 adjacent squares 1. King can castle 2. Pawns can only double step 3. Knights have no restrictions If too easy, immobilize the pawns. If too difficult, allow the pawns to capture.

[@victorshilin9360]

I completed this challenge, only took 10 attempts or so. Got insanely lucky, cause Martin captured my F2 pawn, giving a development square on F3 for the knight (he could have delivered a fork on f2 with a knight but captured the pawn with a queen instead).

[@victorshilin9360]

Here's a PGN if anyone interested (I had to hang a mate in 1 several times, not the actual mate, but my king would have had to walk into a dark square if Martin wished to): 1. d3 e5 2. Bh6 Nxh6 3. c4 Ng4 4. Qc2 Nc6 5. Kd1 Qf6 6. h3 Qxf2 7. hxg4 h6 8.Nf3 Bc5 9. b3 Be3 10. a4 Bb6 11. Ra2 Be3 12. Rh3 a5 13. Rh1 O-O 14. Rh3 f6 15. Rh1 Kf7 16. Rh3 Ke7 17. Rh1 Re8 18. Rh3 Kd8 19. Rh1 Rh8 20. Rh3 Bc5 21. Rh1 b6 22. Rh3 d6 23. Rh1 Na7 24. Rh3 Rb8 25. Rh1 Be3 26. Rh5 Ke7 27. Rh1 Re8 28. Rh5 Qg3 29. Rh1 Qf4 30. Rh5 g6 31. Rh3 Bxg4 32. Rh1 Rg8 33. Rh3 Qf5 34. Rh1 Rbc8 35. Rh3 Bc5 36. Rh1 c6 37. e4 Rc7 38. exf5 Bxf5 39. g4 Ke8 40. gxf5 g5 41. Bh3 g4 42. Bxg4 Rxg4 43. Qe2 Rf7 44. Qf1 Ke7 45. Re2 Rh7 46. Re4 Rg8 47. Qh3 Rgh8 48. Rg4 Ke8 49. Qg2 Kd7 50. Rg8 Kc7 51. Qg6 h5 52. Ke2 Rh6 53. Qe8 Rxg8 54. Qxg8 Kb7 55. Qf7+ Kb8 56. Qe8+ Kb7 57. Rxh5 Rxh5 58. Qxh5 Kc7 59. Kf1 Nc8 60. Qf7+ Kd8 61. Kg2 Ne7 62. Kh3 Nxf5 63. Qb7 Be3 64. Kg4 Ne7 65. Kh5 Bf2 66. Qa8+ Kc7 67. Qe8 Nc8 68. Qf7+ Kb8 69. Qe8 Bg3 70. Qxc6 Na7 71. Qd7 Nc8 72. Kg6 Na7 73. Kf7 Bf2 74. Ke6 Be3 75. Kd5 Bh6 76. Qe8+ Nc8 77. Kc6 Bc1 78. Kd7 Ka7 79. Qxc8 f5 80. Kc6 Bg5 81. Qb7# 1-0

[@hnplbtld]

Challange : IDK the name 🗿 Chess against Martin but After both move , the chess board is explode in random square in the board After this explode , it spawns a hole that any piece in the board cant go in there If the king is explode , lose After it spawns the hole , it disappear after 5 move You cant castles if there is 1 hole in the castle Good luck !

[@Clash_Royale_Shorts]

7:17 first pawn to e4 then Black Knight to e2

[@Kongatime]

this must be hard

[@JustMoreOfAnAverageAustrillian]

the sad part is you can only move the darl squared knight one time

[@DeepAnimating]

4:50, checkmate queen c6

[@nicolaromanelli3321]

Chess in the 1800s be like

[@benprescott9217]

Challenge: Chess but if you can capture a piece, you have to.

[@cubefromblender]

Checkers 2.0

[@pizzaburgz]

Antichess

[@ultraangerybirb332]

Almost the giveaway variant, where you lose your pieces to win, and capturing is compulsory

[@OlmsAreCool2009]

So en passant is forced

[@zencasaw2998]

@@OlmsAreCool2009 always was

[@darkrevoked5271]

4:45 Qc5# was the best move. you missed mate in one

[@tianlecheng2656]

Queen is on a8 and d7 how can you play qc5

[@Ando-ys9rk]

You could have titled it chess but I hate dark squares

[@crystallized1676]

Well I did similar challenge with Komodo3200 on slightly lower "difficulty" mode: 1. Play as White 2. You can't move a piece to a black square (king included but castle not taken into account) 3. Only exceptions are queen knight and bishop which you can move on black square only ONCE in the game. 6. and 7. Same Sadly got only a draw ;p However I tried once with Komodo ying&yang challenge with 3 times allowed to omit the rule and it was way harder ;p I suspect with these rules it's doable vs Komodo if you get the right opening.

[@crystallized1676]

Ok I pulled this off :)

[@joelcollander1973]

2:10 martin had M1 here, Qd2# since you cant eat it

[@IAmE9030]

It's forced because they need to continue the match if there a legal move

[@fifachamps4334]

Hey Nelson, why don't you play this again, but the knights are brave and can go on the dark squares, but, they either have to deliver checkmate, or defend the checkmating piece. What do you think?