the funniest thing about your misunderstanding of "fixation" is how, multiple times in that game, you made plays where you moved the same piece you just moved, not realising that you were contradicting your own understanding of the rule as you did so

Day 1 without that guy petitioning iwantcheckmate to play FPS chess... I miss him already

Pro Strat: When your opponent has less than 10 seconds left, reveal your drawback so they time out trying to read it.

5:26 You were talking about the difficulty of the Superstitious drawback, and I'd just like to point out, it means if you offer a trade, and your opponent initiates it, you can never recapture. Basically, you can never offer a trade, because it's always just hanging a piece.

13:09 Laughing at you literally touching the Queen that you can move, that is pointed at a hanging pawn, to only then say that you must move a pawn (although you figured it out latter).

28:30 As you later saw, the answer to your question is no. Players get information reported to them as if their opponent had no drawbacks.

Another reminder, you don’t have to blindly play moves at the start. They give you plenty of time to read and understand your drawback before you play any move.

The lateral move thing mostly makes your rooks really lame. They can only stay on the edges. You can't even "connect" them really since they can never recapture sideways (unless your opponent doesn't know that and the threat is enough) Your pawns knights bishops are completely unaffected

15:33 What's really funny is that due to your drawback, if the opponent took on F2, you would have instantly lost because your king can't capture diagonally

infinite content glitch

5:35 you can go back and see the game, including your opponents view of what squares they can no longer move to.

I think he survived guys

There needs to be a drawback where your opponent can see your arrows. (He would lose immediately)

During the second game, the opponent's drawback was harder because whatever you do, he can't capture back so trade are a huge loss for him.

This is just a suggestion, you don't have to do this but I suggest "Can I predict Drawback chess?"
To simply put it, you have to win a game and guess correctly your opponents drawback, at least twice, or once if its too difficult. It seems like a fun challenge

5:40 this means you cannot recapture, no? I imagine that justifies a lot of the drawback’s difficulty rating.

15:13 Hail King Bob Wazir!

0:48 not the case. If that was the case, it would say "at the end of your move"

Can’t get enough of these lol.

this and fog of war are my favourite variants

10:35 you can move the same piece you just moved, just not another pawn/non-pawn until you alternate

i live for these drawback videos