Well, I don't know if it makes more sense. Glinski's Hexagonal Chess allows double moves after a pawn as moved as long as it's still on an allied pawn's starting square (er, hex). But it's your game and I'll roll with it.
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Well, since it's pretty stupid (in fact very stupid!!) to change the rules of the game while it's in progress (unless changing the rules of the game is part of the game itself!!) the change that I made to the rules won't take effect in this game. So you can play d2-d4 if you'd like.
That's cool (it would be e2-e4 anyway). I don't think I really want to make that move.
Bc5
e3
9... Ng4
Qe2
Nb4
Rc1
Nxa2
Nxa2
Qxa2
b3
Bf5
Qb5+
c6
AGh Sorry about that!
You were just trying to make me forget the rules, weren't you?
Qxc5
lol
0-0-0
I didn't specify that in the rules, but yeah, it would make more sense if it couldn't go to e4. In fact, I'll go edit the rules to include that.
edit: The orignal rules said that it needed to be in its starting position, but now I changed it so that if you moved it back to d2, you still cannot push it two squares.