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12. December 2002, 18:35:37 Subject: chess rules Hi Fencer, does the program know all the chess rules for claiming a draw? for example repetion of moves or the 50 moves rule 12. December 2002, 18:42:31 Subject: Re: chess rules It explains in the game rules of chess (link on the left). If i remember correctly, neither of those rules, as well as not having enough pieces to checkmate, is not supported at this time. 12. December 2002, 18:55:10 Subject: Re: chess rules thanks, that means we can play from here to eternity? 12. December 2002, 18:57:28 Subject: Re: chess rules  Why do I write the rules when almost nobody reads them? There is a note about writing to info@brainking.com with a request to finish a game with some draw situation. 12. December 2002, 23:39:12 Subject: Re: chess rules sorry, you're right but if you know the rules of chess you don't read them 13. December 2002, 16:24:57 Subject: Re: chess rules Uil: Yes, you are right. I have the same experience on other game sites :-) |
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