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Indigo Heron Vs. darkdude - [[http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8492]] | Indigo Heron Vs. darkdude (1-0)[[http://www.mafiascum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8492]] | ||
Relatively simple and straightforward. I used Queen's Gambit as the opening, which he declined, and then accepted (which is rather surprising, but nevertheless acceptable). I then made the movements to target Black's kingside, and moved when the time was right. Along the way, I capitalised on Black's mistakes and blunders to build a relatively strong position in the centre early on which was the basis for my victory, all the while avoiding mistakes. | |||
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Player Information
Indigo Heron joined mafiascum.net on February the 27th, 2008, after being recommended to it by another frequent patron of the website, ting =).
With an IQ of 172, he was one of the best chess players in his secondary (high) school, and is the most skillful attacker in it. He was known to beat his opponents by analysing simple and relatively harmless sequences of moves and prepare for an attack in positions where others saw nothing.
He is also known to have a driven desire to win in everything he does. He doesn't take defeat well, but he never wants people to go soft on him, especially chess games, as it mocks his intellect and reasoning power.
He is currently in college as a freshman doing his degree in aeronautical engineering.
Chess Game History
Indigo Heron Vs. darkdude (1-0)[[1]]
Relatively simple and straightforward. I used Queen's Gambit as the opening, which he declined, and then accepted (which is rather surprising, but nevertheless acceptable). I then made the movements to target Black's kingside, and moved when the time was right. Along the way, I capitalised on Black's mistakes and blunders to build a relatively strong position in the centre early on which was the basis for my victory, all the while avoiding mistakes.