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No, add a pawn.
by vinchuco 10y ago
No, add a pawn.
- nimchimpsky 10y agowhat ? You mean have a non-legal starting position ? Well yeah, I could also add a rubiks cube to the white pieces.
- vinchuco 10y agoFair point. But we'll eventually settle on some rules. The thought is like the following: people actually compose chess puzzles for fun, without regard to them appearing in an actual game: There's chess puzzle composition competitions. Could one write a program to make a monster puzzle (or better, the most complicated) with forced moves? That is: maximize X in "white to move and mate in X moves" restricted to board size and standard chess rules.