How to play Shogi(将棋) -Lesson#6- Capture and Drop
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This totally beats checkers and chess.
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Your lessons are great thanks alot
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@HIDETCHI but not a pawn, right?
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The single act of dropping makes this game like 100X more fun then chess or checkers
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@seishinryohosha It's not against the rules to do that, but it's common courtesy to move your opponent's piece to your komadai before even touching your piece.
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HIDETCHI-sensi, For the capture-part.
Can I first pick up my piece have it in the position to snap it, but before I snap it I take the opponets piece with my thumb,ring thinger and pinky and snap my piece then. Short: I take the opponents piece and snape my own at the same time. Is this also rude? Please help me.
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I knew you can use the peices that you captured because shikamaru was talking about it when he was fighting tayuya... btw your videos helped me learn shogi!
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@TinyViet1990 You use "furigoma," or pawn toss. Details can be found in lesson 21. :)
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at the start of a game of shogi. how do you know who get to make the 1st move? like in western cheese whites get to go 1st at the start of every new game
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We call it a "tray" in English.
when you capture the pieces.
Hope that helps
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Amazing videos man!!! Great work and effort!! Can't stop watching! Thanks a lot!
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@EmperorTaizong No. It can only capture directly forward.



wait could you drop a piece to a position that puts ur enemy king in check or even checkmate???
p90killsyou 1 year ago
@p90killsyou Of course
HIDETCHI 1 year ago
Hey. Can I ask you something? Let say I have a Pawn in hand. I want to drop my Pawn in the opponent camp. Once I drop my pawn, can I straight away promote it? By the way, how to say "check" and "checkmate" in Japanese?
KampungJering 1 year ago
You can't, of course.
Check is ou-te, checkmate is tsumi.
HIDETCHI 1 year ago
I just tried to watch a championship video and before they started one guy shook a bunch of pawns like dice and let them go and then set them up again. Is there an explanation or was it just tradition?
HallowedError 1 year ago
See lesson#21.
HIDETCHI 1 year ago