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I agree that it’s a fairly uninteresting way of beating the game (except for the sheer hilarity that it’s possible) but trying out various scenarios and backtra
by moomin 4y ago
I agree that it’s a fairly uninteresting way of beating the game (except for the sheer hilarity that it’s possible) but trying out various scenarios and backtracking in your own head is exactly what the average chess player does.
- CydeWeys 4y agoThe difference, of course, being that chess doesn't have an RNG. Manipulating a pseudorandom stream of bytes to get an exact unlikely desired outcome doesn't have a parallel in chess. Chess has no random or hidden state.