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2. February 2012, 11:40:43 Subject: Re: rabbitoid: many players (me also) capture the opponent's queens first, because they are most mobile. rabbitoid's rule generalizes this (maximize your moves and minimize those of your opponent). Besides from that, I don't know any strategic rules for the opening and middle game (this is probably why I'm not good at the game). In the endgame, it is all tactics: calculate the order of your moves so that you can make the last capture. 12. February 2011, 20:15:48 Subject: Re: Ice age chess - checkmate timing Modified by Thom27 (12. February 2011, 20:19:05) Justaminute: ooops! Indeed I made the game private, I didn't think about this. Is there a way to show the game anyway? If not, you have to trust me or try yourself... (OTOH this is good luck: no one will see how I have bungled the presumably mating move #20) 12. February 2011, 19:16:44 Subject: Re: Ice age chess - checkmate timing I have tested how it is implemented: Ice Age takes precedence over mate: game (See also before move 20 of black  ) |
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