Here's the state of our game before the "blunder":


The moves are as follows (L = "Laüfer", Bishop; S = "Springer", Knight; D = "Dame", Queen):

1. e4		Sf6
2. f3		Sc6
3. Lb5		e5
4. d3		Lc5
5. Lg5		0-0
6. Lx3f6		Dxf6
7. Sh3		Sd4
8. Sd2		Td8
9. a4		d5
10. c3		Lxh3
11. gxh3		Sxb5
12. axb5		d4
13. Ta5		b6
14. Tb6		Td6
15. b4		dxc3
16. cxd4		cxd2+
17. dxd2		bxc5
18. Df2		[...]

My suggestion is we take off from this point and finish the game to our satisfaction.

I'm not sure if your critique of "capriciousness" on my part quite hit the mark; and I have the notes to prove it!

All I have to say is Checkmate!!!!!!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Ok seriously, yes by the tilt of the board we are defiantly dealing with a blunder of many things. So my suggestion is clean house. Start with a fresh members only and have a public domain with 7 players. We are always talking of having two arenas going here is our start point. With the public arena, members are allowed in and scouting is a must.


{Disturbed_Midknight}

This MOD is creating a log file with all the moves?
Niiice dude!
...but the game is over, no sense replaying it. And that wasn't critique: just simple remarks (i think ).

Nah, dude; I wrote those moves down.  The log-file is yet to come.

That's the beauty of chess, though: the ability to turn back the clock and explore "parallel universes".

Maybe next time we'll start earlier, so we can have more time to play.

I guess I would like to play a round too

That would be nice, Wint; next time you see us on-line drop by.  Hopefully we can have a full-featured version sometime in May after Low Caliber statistics are done.