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1. Octobre 2014, 11:07:47
Thom27 
Sujet: only four numbers left
Has this happened before?

20. Avril 2013, 20:50:45
Pedro Martínez 
The black has a huge advantage, unless the points are distributed awkwardly enough to give the white an “unfair” advantage (for example allowing them to win in two moves, which truly is an “amazing” Achievement)…

20. Avril 2013, 00:40:29
coan.net 
Sujet: Re:
troydaniels: The majority people don't think that far in advance. Myself, if I'm starting as white - I will first look at the most likely spot my opponent will start (usually highest point square) - and the myself will make sure to pick the same color that they will most likely start on. Most of the time I predicted correctly and allows me to block later in the game.

19. Avril 2013, 22:12:13
troydaniels 
Sujet: Re:
joshi tm: I would think that the second player has the advantage, because he can pick his first square so that he can block the other player, but is never blocked himself. However, white has won almost 60% of the games, so that suggests that it is not so. Unless most of the players do not realize the importance of that and pick the "wrong" color for their first square, probably because it is worth more points.

17. Octobre 2012, 20:48:18
joshi tm 
modifié par joshi tm (17. Octobre 2012, 20:48:41)
The second player has an advantage as well, to play his Knight on a same colored square as White. It is minor, but it definitely is an advantage.

5. Janvier 2009, 22:48:44
nodnarbo 
Sujet: shortest game ever?
Knight Fight (nodnarbo vs. beba)

this is definitely the shortest game I've seen. only a total of 5 moves by both players combined!

20. Décembre 2008, 04:48:12
Papa Zoom 
Sujet: Re:
rod03801:I get it now.  He covered the only two possible squares I could get to.  I hadn't thought of that.  Thanks!  Mystery solved. 

17. Décembre 2008, 06:11:51
rod03801 
Sujet: Re:
Artful Dodger: But it was YOUR turn. You had no moves.

From the rules:

How to finish the game

The game ends when one player cannot make a legal move. When it happens, the player with a higher score is the winner. If both players have the same score, the game is a draw.

17. Décembre 2008, 06:04:54
Papa Zoom 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par Papa Zoom (17. Décembre 2008, 06:11:20)
coan.net:Knight Fight (Artful Dodger vs. balvan99)

But can't he also move to 11, 16, 20, or 36?

17. Décembre 2008, 00:12:08
coan.net 
Your opponent can't move to a place where you have "blocked" (hence - be able to "capture" their piece if they were to move there.)

97 or 57 are the only 2 spaces to move - and you have both of those covered.

16. Décembre 2008, 23:20:06
Papa Zoom 

Knight Fight (balvan99 vs. Artful Dodger)


 


I'm confused as to why my opponent cannot move.  It looks like he has available squares.  What am I missing?


3. Décembre 2008, 00:45:06
Herlock Sholmes 
Sujet: Re:
nodnarbo: exactly, it doesn't happen too often ...

2. Décembre 2008, 18:03:50
nodnarbo 
Sujet: Re:
lukulus: WOW! that is a long one

31. Octobre 2008, 08:33:09
lukulus 
Probably one of the longest games. Souboj jezdců (lukulus vs. Vocilka)

28. Septembre 2008, 17:31:19
Mousetrap 
Sujet: Re: move moves
coan.net: Ah I see! Thank you very much!

28. Septembre 2008, 16:50:20
coan.net 
Sujet: Re:
Mousetrap: You should always get to move your piece to 1 place.

The only time you have "more" is if you land on a double (00, 11, 22, ...) - and then you get to choose another double to take off the board. (but your piece does not move any more other then the first move)

28. Septembre 2008, 14:46:23
Mousetrap 
Can anyone tell why in this game sometimes you get a choice of 3 or 4 moves and other times you only get 1? Thanks very much.

20. Septembre 2008, 15:14:32
Mousetrap 
Sujet: Looking to join a knight fight team?
We need people to join our team in the GBU Fellowship. This is a fun and friendly Fellowship with close connections to the Friendship Club2.
Pm me and ask for an invite if you are available and interested. Thanks very much.

13. Août 2008, 15:34:31
lukulus 

17. Juillet 2008, 20:23:25
Herlock Sholmes 
Sujet: more thoughts about black's first move
you got to be sure ,when attacking and squeezing white knight, that you are actually not sending the opponent knight to series of squares with rich potential ... I lost couple of games this way when playing as black knight ... I was blocking squares and preventing white knight from taking it making wrong assumption that white knight will try to cry about it and sudenly I was faced with the fact, that white knight started to run away from me leaving empty squares and I couldn't reach him anymore.
All the rich fields were facing white knight and I could only watch him collecting killer 90's and 80's ... when choosing the same colored square as a starting move by black, make sure white knight has "poor" fields behind him, otherwise he will show you his butt and winn the game ... I think this is very important message for the players playing white knight ... do not panic when black chooses the same field color as you ... map your moves carefuly and try to attract black knight to come close to you and then run way fast to rich fields ... this is what I learned from my mistakes.
Andy.

13. Juillet 2008, 19:25:57
Herlock Sholmes 
Sujet: Re: first move in Knight Fight
nodnarbo: in front means facing the black knight, and behind just the opposite ... black knight has the power to block squares only between these two knights, not behind the white knight ... so, white knight can outsmart black knight by choosing squares behind him ... I felt into this trap and white knight escaped me
to very rich squares behind him and I was stocked with
low numbers around me ...
Andy.

13. Juillet 2008, 19:07:55
nodnarbo 
Sujet: Re: first move in Knight Fight
KnightFighter: what do you mean by "in front" and "behind"

11. Juillet 2008, 21:57:01
Herlock Sholmes 
Sujet: first move in Knight Fight
We know a little bit more about this game now and for many players it's becoming obvious that Black has the power to choose the color of the first move ... how about letting White start on any square on the board ? If Black knows the secret it shouldn't matter where White starts, on the first row or anywhere else ... many players say they would rather be the second player, so my question is, how would it change the situation if White were allowed to start anywhere ? Would it improve it's chances ? I think there are many board situations that White would benefit from them ... remeber that Black's blocking abilities work only "in front" of White piece, not behind it ... also, in the second part of the game Black may not have squares to effectively block the opponent ... so blocking by Black has to be exercized very intelligently ...
What do you think about this issue ?
Andy.

11. Juillet 2008, 16:12:46
david upshaw 
Sujet: Re: Furthermore
coan.net: It would be interesting to track on a longer period of time. In both your wins and losses, white won 52% of the time. Casinos are build on winning less than 52% of the time (blackjack and roulette).

10. Juillet 2008, 17:38:35
coan.net 
Sujet: Re: Furthermore
david upshaw: I think that is because most players who play as black does not look to the long term and only looks for the highest points for the first 1-3 moves.

If black starts on the same color square as white, black will then be able to "block" spaces so white can't jump to them and can do more planning towards the end of the game.

For example, white might see that they can jump to 23, then 99, then 97 - but if I can get and "block" the 99, they will be stuck with fewer points... or even blocked where they can't move.

Taking a look at my 61 wins - 48% are from black (29) and 52% are from white (32) - so basically even

From my 25 loses, 13 black & 12 white - so again, almost even.

So at least from my experience, I find both sides close to being even.

... and before someone says it, each game is different and sometimes there are exceptions to always starting on the same color as white. Sometimes there will be a 99 - 98 - 97 - 84 type of first 4 moves starting on the other color which you can't pass up... but for the most part, being black & starting on the same color helps a lot.

10. Juillet 2008, 17:15:02
david upshaw 
Sujet: Re: Furthermore
AbigailII: The percentage shows the white player wins 60% of the time.

9. Juillet 2008, 22:26:00
coan.net 
Sujet: Re: Furthermore
AbigailII: I agree - I would much rather be the 2nd player.

When I am white, the first thing I do is see what the highest point is on the 2nd players first row.... and pick the opposite color as that since 90% of the time they will pick the highest number without even thinking about later in the game when "blocking" comes into play.

9. Juillet 2008, 22:05:17
AbigailII 
Sujet: Re: Furthermore
david upshaw: I'd prefer to go second in Knight Fight. The advantage of picking the same colour as white, and hence be able to block white while white will never be able to block you far outweight the possibility of white being able to do an extra move.

9. Juillet 2008, 17:25:23
coan.net 
When a person is unable to make a move, the game ends. If you made a move, then your opponent makes a move. If you are then unable to make a move - then it is game over.

White has an advantage of going first and possible getting an extra move.

But black has an advantage of picking to start on the same color square as white - allowing black to protect squares and do more blocking in the game.

9. Juillet 2008, 17:14:55
david upshaw 
Sujet: Furthermore
The black knight should be able to make the same number of moves as white. Otherwise the white player will always have an unfair advantage.

9. Juillet 2008, 17:08:23
david upshaw 
Sujet: Who gets the last move?
modifié par david upshaw (9. Juillet 2008, 17:15:36)
I just finished a game where I was the black knight. I made my last possible move, had more points, and thought I had won. But then the white knight got another move to take the game. Why? He went first and last. I thought when someone couldn't move again it was over.

4. Avril 2008, 21:07:44
AbigailII 
Sujet: Dark Knights
I don't see the point of having two seperate board systems, with not knowing whether the same name used elsewhere is the same person or not, so I will comment on brainking.info messages here, not there.

Anyway, I really don't get the "great emphasis is being put on players to keep notes (if they want to win).". What's that all about? That's what computers are for. Keeping notes in a game that lasts for just 2 hours with no other games being played at the mean time is ok, but for a turn based site, where there are lots of players making a habit of dragging games out into months, if not years? Come on. Doesn't make any sense to me, and for me, would totally take away the playing pleasure.

Heck, if "keeping notes" is supposed to be fun, why not get rid of all the graphics of all the games? Just send "14 Kf3" by message, and let the player keep notes if (s)he wants to win a chess game!

14. Mars 2008, 19:38:18
coan.net 
Like Knight Fight - then sign up for my BIG Knight Fight tournament:

coan.net presents: BIG KNIGHT FIGHT

To start in just a few days - hopefully we can get a lot to sign up!

11. Mars 2008, 14:53:50
Czuch 
Sujet: Re: repeat
joshi tm: I agree, a random game set up should not be allowed to have the option to start with the same set up in different games....

I also agree with BBW, that if the same two players are playing a two game match, they should be allowed to be set up with the same board and each gets to play the other position.

I think the problem, Fencer, if there is one, is that the rules are stated incorrectly, they should say that all games are set up random, with the exception of certain tournaments....

as it is now, I have to agree with Fanding, the rules say all games are set up random, and there is no indication in the tournament description that they are set up the same, so something is not correct, and it should be rectified, please.

9. Mars 2008, 09:08:14
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: repeat
joshi tm: Yes.

8. Mars 2008, 21:42:26
joshi tm 
Sujet: Re: repeat
Fencer: The only games that override thatsetting are Frog Finder/Legs games?

8. Mars 2008, 21:24:06
TheFadingX 
Sujet: Re: repeat
coan.net: Yes. As I already mentioned I haven't read the information before joining. I have been mistaken thinking that was a bug.

8. Mars 2008, 21:21:12
coan.net 
Sujet: Re: repeat
TheFadingX: Well then the tournament creator should have chosen to have different setups for each person instead of the same - if they were not having a 2 game per match.

(I believe that is an option you can also see before you sign up for a tournament for things to look at on other tournaments you might join)

8. Mars 2008, 21:17:45
TheFadingX 
Sujet: Re: repeat
Fencer: I was not aware of that, haven't read the tourney info before joining.

coan.net: Perhaps it's fair if it's a 2 games per match, but that's not the case in the tourney I'm in.

8. Mars 2008, 21:06:47
coan.net 
Actually it is VERY fair in the tournament, if it is a 2 game per games.

... that way it is the same board, but each player gets to play in each position.

If it is always random, then it could actually turn out to be an advantage to 1 or the others if they get lucky board setups.

8. Mars 2008, 21:03:38
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: repeat
TheFadingX: It's a problem of the respective tournament creator who defined the tournament with same starting positions for all games. Not a game bug.

8. Mars 2008, 21:03:17
MadMonkey 
Sujet: Re: repeat
TheFadingX: And certainly not fair in Tournaments

I like our idea of a Dark version, with bonus squares (though i would mention that while i was here lol)

8. Mars 2008, 21:01:04
TheFadingX 
Sujet: Re: repeat
Fencer: Why it's a bug? Because according to the rules of the game state that "100 squares are assigned, in a randomly fashion", having 6 games end up exact copies of themselves is statistically improbable. Hence the bug where only one game is randomly generated and copied 6 times.

8. Mars 2008, 20:45:22
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: repeat
TheFadingX: Why?

8. Mars 2008, 20:42:16
TheFadingX 
Sujet: Re: repeat
ScorpionOct64:

We're in the same tourney, and all 6 games have the exact same board. I honestly think this should be categorized as a bug, cause all the games should be random.

8. Mars 2008, 19:34:53
ScorpionOct64 
Sujet: Re: repeat
MadMonkey: i think all 3 were in same tourny....if i win one then i win all but if not...ty for your reply ...i was just surprised sinice i had to make all 3 opening moves the same

8. Mars 2008, 19:29:35
MadMonkey 
Sujet: Re: repeat
ScorpionOct64: Did you set them all at the same time ?

It does seem to do this, even worse in Tournaments, as if you have one bad board, all of them are bad. I think all games of Knight Fight should be totally random myself.

I started a Tournament, and had all 90's+ numbers at the opposite end of the board. Of course, it was the same for every game and can work as a BIG disadvantage

8. Mars 2008, 19:23:12
ScorpionOct64 
Sujet: repeat
i just started 3 games with diffrent people and the numbers were the same...i thought it was random ...just wonder if its just chance or some bug in system...

5. Mars 2008, 15:56:40
Herlock Sholmes 
Sujet: The only thing I would change
is the way we start the game ... I would let the white knight jump on whatever square it desires and black would wfollow with any square of its choice ... before the game was realeased I was thinking about it, but somewhat got scared that white will have too big of advantage ... after playing so many games I realized that this thinking was wrong ... there are 2 or 3 well populated areas on the board where black can respond without any disadvanteges ... not even mention that
black can easily block whites path be either choosing a mirror that breaks this path or (or double) position itself so it attacks next white's move ... this way beginning of the game can be very dramatic from the very beginning and it will be up to black knight what mode of play will be chosen ... remote or close ...
Andy.

5. Mars 2008, 15:49:46
AbigailII 
Sujet: Re: Knight 64.
dicepro: So, it's just a complicated way of saying "each side has one knight"?

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