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That sounds so fun. Honestly, I wonder how you could enforce that on more experienced chess players; is there a way to make a second move "forgetting" what you
by ketzo 6y ago
That sounds so fun. Honestly, I wonder how you could enforce that on more experienced chess players; is there a way to make a second move "forgetting" what you did first?
- vaniver 6y ago"Logically depend" has an easy interpretation: the second move must be also be valid if performed before the first move. [You could do a harder variant where both moves must be legal simultaneously.]
- ajkjk 6y agoI assume it just means that, for instance, you can't move the same piece twice, or for the second move to one only legal once the first occurs.