>>62359

> It's exactly six years ago that I stopped posting my stuff here.
Wow, six years! It's incredible how the time runs.
But fortunately you never lost contact and even left a comment every now and then.
To be precise there are still some days left to the jubilee (26th, >>38925), leaving the "proof"-image from this January (>>59877) aside.
And the anniversary of your first post here will be next week (28th, >>11569).
Having said all this, I'd like to offer a welcome back!


>>62361

I guess you just copied the links from >>28404 and forgot that thread itself. Unfortunately since that post the sofware changed and with it the syntax of the URLs. Let me provide the working links of all four threads:
https://boards.guro.cx/3dcg/koko.php?res=11569
https://boards.guro.cx/3dcg/koko.php?res=25081
https://boards.guro.cx/3dcg/koko.php?res=26593
https://boards.guro.cx/3dcg/koko.php?res=28404
But because these links point to threads in the same board it is possible to use the short forms (as already seen in the previous paragraph and the first sentence in this one):
>>11569, >>25081, >>26593 and >>28404.
The "(Cross-thread)”-flags are added by the system, it's sufficient to write ​">​>[post-number]".


>>62361
>>62362
>>62363
>>62391

> I like the chess game they ware playing.
I'm sorry for being a little Beckmesser, but I'm wondering about some things:
The positions on the chessboard are the same at all pictures though it looks like one girl made a move at one image. The black king can't move but is not directly menaced. And there is also not a stalemate, because black can move a lot of other pieces. So why has black surrendered? And why isn't it shown that the girl moves Rb4xb8#, which is suggested by her hovering hand and would explain everything?