Chessworld.net presents Karpov vs Kasparov, 1985 - Language Independent version

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Chessworld.net presents Karpov vs Kasparov, 1985 - Language Independent version

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Entertainment

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• chess
• letsplaychess.com
• chessworld.net
• karpov
• kasparov
• 1985

[robmct22]

thumbs up for encouraging us to return to the original commentary video, classic game.

[kingscrusher]

@robmct22 Yes that's one of the ideas.

[TheOneBlackSheep1973]

I'm not crazy about it , it just made me watch the link to your original to hear your brilliant analytical analysis .

[kingscrusher]

@TheOneBlackSheep1973 But that is part of why I thought it was a good idea - I'm picking the favourite game videos I did in the past, and also using these videos to re-emphasise those.

[pipukatyahoodotcom]

thumbs up as a music video, but thumbs down as a chess video. I really enjoy your insight into games, especially the annotated rapids, etc. so don't see much point to these; sorry.

[kingscrusher]

@pipukatyahoodotcom Please see video response for the original game annotation.

[00000271990]

thumbs down simply because im not watching kingscrusher to listen music (which is very carefully choosen :D ) ,than to listen KC what is behind moves in those GM games what he said about that. Video animation is ok but word is a word and sometimes i need to stop to see what are consequence of each move with KC everything is much easier and entertaining . But maybe im not used to it ,time will show . Bye

[barsorrro]

On watching this for a third or fourth time I was made to realize that it was not only Kasparov's coordination that was sublime here. I also admire the way you, KC, managed to time your animation so neatly to the span of the musical piece!

[Kasparovwannabe]

I have to admit I rather enjoyed the challenge of trying to figure out the reasoning's behind the moves myself, especially with the arrows as guidelines. That being said I do prefer your commentaries as they provide more insight. And the re-emphasis of past great games is not a bad idea.

[Kasparovwannabe]

I enjoyed the challenge of trying to figure out the ideas behind the moves without your help. The arrows still gave me some guidelines but it also required me to really think. While these videos are not bad per se I do preffer your commentary as it is far more deep.

[nightrage107]

Now guys when you are playing the game or analysing there's no one pointing out ideas and spoon feeding you, while it would take some getting used to it also helps to exercise your thought process rather than wait for KC to tell you what's happening. Without hearing a word you can still see what is going on he could have left of the arrows but didn't and he still linked to the original commentary video.

Try stopping the vid at points and understand what KC is trying to show us.

[HardieUK]

Really like the video, thumbs up

[BrainlessZombie]

Nice job on the video King

[jessicafischerqueen]

@kaziuniek Raw number of "thumbs up" and also the "thumbs up to thumbs down ratio" influences the automated system of where this video is linked elsewhere on youtube, and how high up the queue. So yes, it does affect the amount of publicity a given video might get, or not get.

[kookoon]

i love this game

i think is the best game ever played, looks like a combination that started from beginning.

black was unable to do nothing all the time.

[crazyim5]

Love the music more than the video content. KC, audio commentary is far better than these language independent videos! Thumbs up to bring it up.

[Nimzowitz]

very nice, i think these encourage us to think more