All variations of Solomon's chessboard!
After reloading, the pieces on the new character's board rearrange into a new layout based on his remaining ammo count. Every position is taken from an actual historical game.
8: Maurice Ashley vs. Josh Waitzkin (1999)
9: Nakamura vs. Van Wely (2010)
10: GothamChess vs. Martinez Duany (2024)
11: Kasparov vs. Topalov (1999), "Kasparov's Immortal Game"
12: Ashley vs. Sofia Polgar (1992)
13: Judit Polgar's victory over Kasparov (2002)
14: Deep Blue's first win against Kasparov in a classical game (1996)
15: White mates in 6 moves
16: Emory Tate vs. Yudasin (1997), "Tate's Immortal Game"
17: Carlsen vs. Anand (2014), Game 6 of the World Chess Championship
18: Irina Krush vs. Alice Lee (2025)
19: Tal vs. Smyslov (1959)
20: Morphy's "Opera Game" (1858)
21: Korchnoi vs. Karpov (1974), Game 21 of the Candidates Final
22: Botvinnik vs. Keres (1948)
23: Anderssen vs. Kieseritzky (1851), "The Immortal Game"
24: Fischer vs. Benko (1963)
25: Botvinnik vs. Spielmann (1935), win in 12 moves
26: Undefined; black pawn on c8 appears to be a diagram error
27: Morphy vs. Schulten (1857)
28: Christiansen vs. Karpov (1993), Karpov loses in 12 moves
29: Légal's Mate, queen sacrifice trap
30: Zapata vs. Anand (1988), Anand loses in 6 moves
31: Scholar's Mate, checkmate in 4 moves
32: Double Bongcloud played by Carlsen and Nakamura (2021)
@Kyru117 idfk, what kind of guy tells his 11 y/o kid hes gonna hunt her with a pistol to begin with? i gave up trying to understand him a long time ago
when i was 11 my father got so pissed over my grades that he pulled out 2 handguns, first showing me the one id been given was broken and couldn't fire. he also taught me the difference between blanks and live ammo, while swapping them out. and then he told me to go out and hide.