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To put it in chess terms - it's like playing stockfish, but with a rule that says in a theoretical drawn endgame, you lose if the king does not end on a corner
by belinghy 4y ago
To put it in chess terms - it's like playing stockfish, but with a rule that says in a theoretical drawn endgame, you lose if the king does not end on a corner square. And not announcing this rule before the match starts.
- frgtpsswrdlame 4y agoI'm think that's incorrect. >And not announcing this rule before the match starts. I don't think there's a possible way to more clearly announce a rule than declaring it in a parameter -> friendlyPassOk=true. >It's like playing stockfish, but with a rule that says in a theoretical drawn endgame, you lose if the king does not end on a corner square The king-in-the-corner rule, is that a rule normal humans play chess with? If so, I would expect Stockfish to handle it. In this case they're just setting the Go rules to match the ruleset that lots of humans play with. Correct me if I'm wrong.