takodori: Aah, I had overlooked that, Takadori, thanks.
In reply to Fwiffo: To me, it would make distinguishing my own pieces from my opponent's. I'm wondering if veteran players would feel that having both players' pieces the same color is so intrinsic to the nature of the game that it would be a detriment instead of an enhancement.
Would you veteran players agree that using two different colors for the pieces would be an enhancement to playing Shogi here on BrainKing?
The same thing could be accomplished with a physical set by having the opposite color on the other side of a playing piece, for when they are dropped back into the game, so it would seem reasonable to me. I think it would be a help.
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