Chess

What I don't like about the chess game on my computer, is that when you redo a draw, the computer still counts it as a draw, even if you redo the draw and win. So I spent a long time trying to win a chess game, and I finally suceeded. I watched a youtube video that explains opening strategies for chess, but I didn't really understand anything of it. Okay I did kind of understand some things. Here's what I know about Chess----The soliders can only move forward and attack diagonily, thier objective is to protect the king--thier stronger together, in a link that looks like a upside V or an upside down V, the knight, moves in L form and attacks in L Form, The castles--or Rooks, as some people call it===move in a striaght line anywhere on the board, so if you want to keep your piece, never leave it in the line of castle, or if you have no choice, at least postion another piece to eat the castle place. Then there's the bisbob, these move diagonly, and attack the same way, then comes the Queen, being the strongest piece it can move in all directions, and attack the same way, I find that the game gets easier, once, the Queen is dead. Last of all comes the king--who I've learned can only attack, if there's not a piece that would be in its direction, if it attacked the piece. the main key is to kill the queen first, then the knights, then the rooks, which ever comes first---though I prefer killing the knights first, because they're tricky, and then the soliders---the main point is to keep the soliders from getting to end of the board, now it's important to avoid easy kills, and let a solider take one or two of your soliders before attacking.