Well, this is a bug I found. Not much really, but a bug nevertheless. The program claims I allowed check at d2 or gave my queen away. As you can see, neither is the case. Heck, my queen can't even be attacked without black losing material. The main reason I played this move was to keep the rook off the D file, anyway.
Any solution found?
What do you mean?
On another note, I believe I have found another minor error. As you can see here, White is in check. He cannot move out of the check, or capture the checking bishop. As such, he can only block. Let's see the five possibilities.
Qd5 Qg7#
Qe6 Qg7#
Qf7 Qh8#
Rf7 Qh8#
Bd5 Bxd5 Qxd5 Qg7#
Solution move: Qxg6 Qg7 Qxg7
Of course, the solution move is quicker (assuming black plays correctly), but I like these other mates where the queen does not capture better.
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