Functional Exchanged chess

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DanielJackson

Fischer 960 is fun , but is really cool that you thought up this idea; it would definitely add some challenge for people. 

People care a great deal about the appearance of the pieces, just have a  look at the forum about chess sets. 

I have played on  a digital board with pawns representing every piece. That was cool and a step towards playing blindfold I guess happy.png

50Mark
DanielJackson wrote:

Fischer 960 is fun , but is really cool that you thought up this idea; it would definitely add some challenge for people. 

People care a great deal about the appearance of the pieces, just have a  look at the forum about chess sets. 

I have played on  a digital board with pawns representing every piece. That was cool and a step towards playing blindfold I guess

I don't know whether the exchange appearance couldn't distract someone's pattern recognition.

Whether blindfold player doesn't memorize the classical pattern while this variant pieces appearance will deceive the classical appearance.

PolarPhoenix
50Mark wrote:

I proposed new variant to diminish memorization in chess play.Everybody have different capability in memorizing moves lines in chess play.This differences will give advantage to the one of both player.It create an unbalanced initial condition in this play.To overcome memorization,we can exchange the functional move of a piece with other piece.For instance,the functional move of bishops could be exchanged with knight moves.So,the intial board setup is shown below.The way bishop moves was changed into the way knight moves.By this way,the player memorization is being disrupted by different appearance of it's pieces figure.The player will be more concern on this new appearances and tactical also positional moves rather than remembering the next moves lines they got used to play.

The exchanges can also be made between rook and knight or another possible combination involving rook,bishop,and knight functional exchanges.Finally,the true winner is the one who more responsive to new changes.

 

Does this sound like a Minecraft 1.9 update supporter? "We are tired of getting wrecked so lets just reset everything" lol 

50Mark

It is the options of board games.

50Mark

Is there anybody want to include this variant to their site ?

BattleChessGN18

My move:

1...Rb8c6

2...d7d5

3...Bc8f5

4...Qd8d6

5...O~O~O

6...e7e5

7...e5e4

8...Rg8f6

9...Rc6xb4

10...Qd6xb4

11...Qb4xb3

12...Bf8d6

13...g7g5

14...a7a6

15...Rf6g4

BattleChessGN18
50Mark wrote:

While we await @BattleChessGN18 to come back

I came back quite some time ago. We're waiting for you now; to make your next move.

It's your turn, White.

BattleChessGN18

Okay. Well. You haven't logged on for two years now.

I will officially claim victory due to insufficient time.

Of course, that doesn't mean much, if anything, I'm sure. After all, this was a test run game. grin.png

evert823

We could do functional exchanged prime numbers. 6 means 1 and 1 means 6.

So now 16 is a prime number and 11 isn't.

I'll write a paper about this and see if some prestigious journal is interested.

BattleChessGN18
evert823 wrote:

We could do functional exchanged prime numbers. 6 means 1 and 1 means 6.

So now 16 is a prime number and 11 isn't.

I'll write a paper about this and see if some prestigious journal is interested.

I wish you the best of luck in your academic endeavor. grin.png

haha