Man, we lost so much. Thanks for the legacy, Danya.

RIP Legend. Still learning from you.

Babe wake up Daniel Naroditsky just uploaded a 40 minute master class on the Sicilian defense

Yes iam still watching daniel 😭

The "slow" or "boring" games are always the most instructional for me.

Absolutely love these longer games when opponents actually resist.

@DanielNaroditskyGM you were such a brilliant mind. I really liked the way you teach patterns and openings.

Why did you have to go? You were so loved by people.... we will never have the likes of you again.

Such kindness and love for teaching. A sensei in every sense of the word.

I mourn for you. ..... why did you have to go?

Still the best videos on YouTube and one of my favourite humans of all time. Miss you everyday man, the world was a better place with you it in.

'He who fears an isolated queen's pawn should give up chess'
-Siegbert Tarrasch

Rest in peace, Danya

Most informative chess streamer going. Gotham and Hikaru are sweet for more crude entertainment but Daniel's clean and concise delivery is head and shoulders above if you actually seriously want to improve. Rad stuff, cheers DN.

My god I love this series ... Like I know that you'd get bored with this probably, but I would continue watching this series forever, whether you restart it or just keep with higher rated players, or just randomly play any ratings. Again, amazing content, you cannot be thanked enough for this stuff!

Best quality content creator on the internet.

36:26 is such a nice line that I overlooked. Setting traps is true GM style.

Honestly, I'm just amazed that Danya is able to take a relatively boring game and turn it into something incredibly interesting. It isn't often that you see someone explain in depth slow, patient, and methodic moves to convert a single pawn advantage

Rest in peace

Absolutely blown away by how good these longer Speedrun videos are, even more so than the usual 3 or 5 minute blitz games (which are amazing, too). That you get time to really explain certain things to us, and the general quality of play is a lot higher because your opponent also has a lot of time to think, makes them very instructive. Hopefully you enjoy playing and teaching these kind of games and that we get to see more of these :)

One of the most instructive and understanding-improving episodes. Thank you very much, Daniel!

Oh it is near the end of this series of speed run and I hope it does not mean the end of speed run in general.

this is the best lecture ever! you actually playing in a game while discussing why you move your pieces. This is a thousand dollars class.