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This isn't as much fun as I thought. The engine pursues a primitive attacking strategy, often missing the best moves. I got the first five right, not because I
by GCA10 10y ago
This isn't as much fun as I thought. The engine pursues a primitive attacking strategy, often missing the best moves. I got the first five right, not because I did deep analysis of the position, but because I simply started picking whichever side could jam its queen into some sort of attack in a hurry.
I picked draw on the sixth one, which was an intriguingly well-balanced position -- and the engine managed to turn it into a crazy slaughter-fest within five moves and an eventual 55-move win for white.
With a better engine, this could be quite a good test of chess skill and strategic insight.
- fonosip 10y agoIf you have a fast machine it is better to click on the "computer level slowest". AI searches a deeper tree of moves.