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What rcme seems to be pointing out is that in normal chess only pawns can en passant, whereas if you grew the size of the pawn non-pawn prices would also be abl
by operator-name 4y ago
What rcme seems to be pointing out is that in normal chess only pawns can en passant, whereas if you grew the size of the pawn non-pawn prices would also be able to take it.
- dragontamer 4y ago> It shouldn't be too hard to have Pawns only be able to capture in this manner. So you have two regions. The 1x1 region of the pawn, and the 1.5 x 1 "en passant" region of a pawn that moved 1.5 squares as its first thrust. The 1.5x1 region can only be targetted by enemy pawns. If an enemy bishop lands in the 1.5x1 region, it still needs to check if its the 1x1 "original pawn" region to have the pawn captured.