I used to quite like chess, my sister and i would play it quite a bit growing up and once i got used to it it could be quite fun. Haven’t played in years though, when it comes to board games there are just others I prefer so generally lean towards those.
I knew it well enough and learned all of the basic rules and then some, but playing with some people that take like 5 minutes per move is not how I want to spend my time. It's sort of the same with scrabble and it's someone's turn and they take an hour to put one word down...then I put mine down really fast only to go back to them for another hour to figure out their next word. No thanks.
But the computer chess versions cheat. I tried playing them, but was turned off by how OP the computer was and then I paid more attention and realized they were doing illegal moves when they would be in a tight spot. No thanks.
I like chess! I’d like to learn how to ACTUALLY play, like, strategically, rather than just knowing how all the pieces move and playing randomly. I don’t like how it a take forever between turns though, if you play with a rather serious opponent. It’s just a game, doesn’t have to turn into an hours long match.
I play chess, my boyfriend got me a chess strategy book for our anniversary and I got us each a chessboard. We play over facetime. I'm not good, at all but I'm working on getting better I enjoy it though because I do enjoy strategy games
I like chess! My tutoring buddies taught me how to play a couple summers ago and it was a lot of fun. I haven't played much since then but I'd really like to get back into it.
Somehow I had way more patience and understanding of chess when I was a young kid compared to now.. These days I don't understand chess at all and I am too impatient to properly learn, but I love the way chessboards/chess pieces look
I really ought to look more into chess and learn how to play it properly sometime. The closest I've come to playing chess is that I played with chess pieces on a chessboard but using the checkers ruleset back when I was a child.