Chess on an Infinite Plane (gyrados06 - rychessmaster1)
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Illegal, do you mean Q(12,-6)+?
Q(11,-6) is legal but is not check. Legal moves are binding. Here is the current position, and it's now White to move:
(diagram deleted. See comments below)
Ya anyways just let ry play the check
After your check I play K(4,1)
gyrados06 wrote:
Ya anyways just let ry play the check
Gyrados is being generous, so I'll update board with 16...Q(12,-6)+.
rychessmaster1 wrote:
Q(4, -12)+
This is illegal. It appears you are moving to check so that will be Q(4,-14)+.
Blue lines indicate the queen's vertical and diagonal lines.
16.Q(-5,3)...Q(12,-6)+
17.K(4,1)...Q(4,-14)+
N(4,0)
18.N(4,0)
That's perfectly fine. I prefer a null coordinate when everything else is clear, rather than a blunder from a typo, which can't be taken back.
18.N(4,0)...Q(-11,-14)+
What does it mean that the guard is not affected by check? Can you move it if you are in Check?
What does it mean that the guard is not affected by check? Can you move it if you are in Check?
(0,-4)
Sorry,(-1,4)
19.(-1,-4)...H(4,4)+
K(4,1)
K(5,1)
OpenknightRic wrote:
What does it mean that the guard is not affected by check? Can you move it if you are in Check?
Sorry, I forgot to answer your question yesterday...check and checkmating is the same as normal chess - it only applies to the king. The guard moves the same as a king, but otherwise it is the same as any other piece - the guard can be attacked and captured.
Ry, you have a bishop on (6,8). Where do you want him to move?
20.K(5,1)…
