#google en passant

[arkadyaaa]

google en passant

[googleenpassantparodies]

Google reaper leviathan

Holy ecological dead zone!

New leviathan class lifeform in the region

Actual stalker

Call the Cyclops!

Peeper goes on vacation, never comes back

Sunbeam sacrifice, anyone?

Ignite the Aurora!

Crashfish storm, incoming!

Prawn suit in the moonpool, plotting world domination

[soraka-in-warhammer40k]

Castellan goes on vacation, never comes back.

[wawwior]

[eri-lessthan3]

GUYS

DO Y'ALL REMEMBER THIS ERA????

google en passant

[glowoomii]

If youg want to see something CRAZY……. gogle en passant (you will Shit Bricks)!

[anarchy-chess-archive]

And so we begin anew.

[yourlocalarmsdealer]

What is this move called?

[bad-pokemon-ideas]

Bad Pokémon Idea:

Bad Pokémon Attack Idea: A signature move for Pawniard called "En Passant"

[blazeykits]

A chess anime would be great. An enemy approaches the protagonist and instead of taking them head-on, they play en passant exaggerating their superior chess knowledge of 1000 elo. Cue exaggerated anime death cutscene and the king mafia boss cries as he realizes he left the pawn hanging

[eggothesquirrel]

What do I do in this position? I'm white btw

[lizzyisaslimegirl]

TF2 Story Time

So back in the day, 2012 exactly, during the Pyromania update, the Baby Face’s Blaster was added to Team Fortress 2. It’s a Scout primary weapon, that works a bit today but back then it was a weapon that reduced Scout’s moment speed by 35% by default, but as Scout dealt damage, it would build a Boost meter that increased Scout’s movement speed up to a cap much higher than Scout’s standard movement speed, however is Scout ever jumped or double jumped, the boost would be reset back to zero and he’d be back to moving at a snail’s pace. Scout would move so fast, however, that his hitbox would lag behind his visual model, because Source, the game engine TF2 runs on, is notoriously janky, so you’d have to shoot behind the Scout to actually hit him. After the weapon was reworked in the 2013 Two Cities update, this issue was addressed, however it’s commonly misattributed as a bug. In truth, it was actually an intentional game mechanic, as it was a reference to Chess, in which if a Pawn advances 2 spaces for its first move, it actually moves so fast that its hitbox lags behind and enemy pawns can capture it by attacking the tile behind it in a move called En Passant. 

[googleenpassantparodies]

Google weezer

Holy weezer!

New weezer just weezer'd

Actual weezer

Call the Weezer!

Weezer goes on weezer, never weezers back

Weezer sacrifice, weezer?

Ignite the weezer!

Weezer storm, inweezering!

Weezer in the weezer, plotting world weezer

[azzydoesstuff]

Google forest petrification

Holy ruins!

New insanity just dropped

Actual depth worm

Call the Fuelweaver!

Tallbird goes on vacation, never comes back

Wortox sacrifice, anyone?

Ignite the base!

Hound wave, incoming!

WX-78 in the corner, plotting world domination

[sh1zukarul3z]

google en rulessant

[minecraft-llama]

Chess Blog Day #7 - En Passant

En passant is French for "in passing", and you'll see why.

Originally, pawns could only ever move one square at a time, but people decided that that was two slow and boring, so pawns got buffed to be able to move two squares on their first move.

However, players immediately realised that this let pawns be sneaky little shits, and so they got nerfed.

For example, in this opening black can push their pawn and lock down the position.

Enter en passant!

What? How is this possible?

Because the sneak ability of pawns was removed. If a pawn moves two squares, then another pawn is allowed to take it as though it had only moved one square.

Like castling, there are conditions.

The pawn being taken must have moved two squares in one move.

The pawn being taken must have moved two squares on the last move (en passant cannot be delayed).

Only pawns can take pawns en passant. No other pieces have this power.

And that's the last rule on how the pieces move! You can now play a complete game of chess.

Well, almost. There's more to the rules that just how the pieces move. Just one more day, I promise!

Tomorrow: Drawing the game.