NEW ROMAN EMPIRE CHESS BOTS!!!!

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[marquiseco.]

i don't think bullying ancient bots will help you become a general manager

[caesarjulius]

How Hadrian didn’t play the Stone Wall and Caligula lasted more than three moves is an incredibly unfortunate pair of missed opportunities

[SireSmitty]

"I lick all of the pieces on the board before every game." - Caligula

[conorpower]

For those who care

Hadrian was a Roman emperor when the Romans settled in the UK. His constant wars with the picts (Scots) led to him building a wall to separate the Anglos (English) from them. Hadrian's wall still stands today on the border of England and Scotland.

Cleopatra is one of the most well-known figures of the ancient world. Born in Egypt during the era where the romans occupied, her relationship with Mark Antony led to an a Roman Civil War with Augustus. This would end with lover and herself ending their own lives, using an Asp (poisonous snake).

Caligula was one of the shortest reigning Roman at the time. In just four years, he annexed modern day Algeria, and attempted to invade the British Isles. His constructions within the empire included a statue of himself in Jerusalem. He worked to make the lives of ordinary people within the empire better.

You'll see Levy make a comment about the Romans not showering, but they actually created bath houses. In fact, they were so well made that a city in modern England is still named after one of the largest they created (the city of... Bath, not exactly a creative name)

Julius Caesar himself is one of the most renowned war generals of all time. His conquests into Gaul (modern day france) saw him envelope the land into the roman empire, completely subduing the tribes in the area. He was the first Roman to cross the Rhine river into the lands of the Germanic tribes (Germany) and he was given his legendary status for his crossing of the English channel, becoming the first to explore the previously thought mythical lands of Britannia. His assassination in the Roman Senate in the middle of the month gave birth to an iconic phrase - Beware the Ides of March.

Augustus was the creator of the Roman Empire, moving out of the era of the Republic. Since Julius technically wasn't an emperor, Augustus' text calling himself the "best" is justified. He expanded the Roman territories in Africa to claim all of egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, up to the borders of Morocco. He also completed the Roman conquest of Spain. His attempted ventures into Germanic lands were rebutted, but he lived up to the name of his great uncle for who he was named, Julius Caesar.

[GameRoMan]

11:29 "I lick all of the pieces on the board every game"

[jasonluo]

7:54 Cleopatra rizzed up Ceasar to gain Roman support which restored her as queen of Egypt. When Ceasar died, she then rizzed up his general, Mark Antony.

[gladiadorhorus]

Imagine being revived just to be owned by a dude that scream "the rook" for no reason at all

[michaelfurmark]

A roman chess player walked into a bar, held up two fingers and said " five beers please! "

[danielblair]

Cleopatra was the lover to both Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony, before ultimately being dethroned by Augustus following his war with Anthony. Famously, she took her own life via poison when she realized she was going to be taken to Rome as part of Augustus' Triumph. So I guess she's with these bots because she's more iconic than Anthony and played an important role in the history of the end of the Republic and beginning of the Empire.

[dew]

“I lick all the pieces on the board before every game” - Catigula

[nyehnyeh]

Julius Caesar: I came I saw I conquered

Levy: I clickbait I lost I became GM

[Ubermangd]

4:40 "And now my queen and my bishop open up together, and they also oil up"

- Levy Roman a.k.a. GothamChess

[iDebateishere]

4:40 “my queen and bishop get oiled up”

[praniilnagaraj]

"I lick all the pieces on the board before every game" - Caligula, 2024
11:29

[Memeee]

Assassin's Creed on the thumbnail, cool.

[Jfoweisawsome]

11:31 He said “I lick all pieces on the board before the game”

[ruby]

4:40 "now my queen and my bishop open up together"
"And they also oil up" 😂

[stcsuntzucreed]

I mean Hadrian saying he's a favorite roman emperor definitely fits from what I remember out of historical records... and he's also one of the most famous roman emperors simply because of Hadrians Wall...
And Levy commenting on his immigration view is hilarious considering he buit the wall to keep the Celts out...

[protonovich]

Playing against Cleopatra with the London system made the British Museum happy as f**

[adamduda]

Greatus chess playerus
-Julius Caesar