Arseny_Vasily skrev:
hest1805 wrote:
Arseny_Vasily skrev:
HSCCCalebBrown wrote:
after 1.r h3 and 1.y i12 green has to defend against mate on the first move)
I think it won't end well)
Green goes l10 or k11 then l8, and what's the problem?
it was a fun fact, no more
the problem is that by simply rearranging the king and queen, the "color" problem cannot be solved, the initiative is again in the hands of R/Y. need something more powerful)
I wouldn't be so sure about that, this deceptively small change does actually make the opening a lot more even dynamically.
(a general consideration: it is clear that a game where the average chances are SIGNIFICANTLY different from the random probability, here 25%, can't be acceptable and something has to be done: the obvious solution would simply be to give handicap to red and yellow, whose amount is rather easy to calculate: to analyse the points that were in average reached by all 4 colours in 2000+ games, and to counterbalance the average lack of points for G and B. Typically G would begin maybe with 4 points and B with 2.5 (for example!).