Re:Exploring new forms of chess using artificial intelligence
by V-2 on Friday September 11, 2020 @05:28AM
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Ad 2. Very true
Ad 3. This abundance of draws (like #1) only becomes a problem at elite levels, too.
Not to mention just because a game ends with a draw doesn't mean it's a dry and boring draw. A draw can be a fascinating back-and-forth struggle full of tricks and swindles.
Same as many decisive games can actually be yawn-inducing - think 70-moves long, even endgame that comes to a conclusion only because one of the exhausted players finally blunders.
Ad 3. This abundance of draws (like #1) only becomes a problem at elite levels, too.
Not to mention just because a game ends with a draw doesn't mean it's a dry and boring draw. A draw can be a fascinating back-and-forth struggle full of tricks and swindles.
Same as many decisive games can actually be yawn-inducing - think 70-moves long, even endgame that comes to a conclusion only because one of the exhausted players finally blunders.