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> You used your turn in the present, and created a new board where it's their turn in the past. Doesn't it depend on the piece you use? Knights and Bishops see
by gwenzek 6y ago
> You used your turn in the present, and created a new board where it's their turn in the past.
Doesn't it depend on the piece you use? Knights and Bishops seems to be able to move on the board and move back in time at the same time.
- Doxin 6y agoPieces have the same movement rules as normal chess. A knight for instance moves 3 spaces along one axis, and 1 space along another axis. If you time travel you're essentially sacrificing one of those spatial moves for a temporal move. For example 2 spaces back in time and 1 forward. So while it's not entirely giving up a move it's fairly close, especially for pieces that only move along a single axis at a time.