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Presumably human^2 chess would prohibit both the top engine move from human^1 chess and the top engine move from human^0 chess. That is, it's human^1 chess with
by a1369209993 4y ago
Presumably human^2 chess would prohibit both the top engine move from human^1 chess and the top engine move from human^0 chess. That is, it's human^1 chess with the added restriction of not playing top engine moves.
- janalsncm 4y agoThe problem is that there may not always be 3 possible moves in a given position.
- a1369209993 4y agoThere may not always be 1 possible move in a given position either; how does regular chess handle that? (Presumably you'd use the same rule by default for human^n chess.)
- Leherenn 4y agoIt's called a stalemate, and results in a draw.