LXIVC -IvanKosintsev
34. Ad1-e2 Bg8-i6
35. Ae2-e3 Ne5-f3+
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36. Af2xf3
LXIVC -IvanKosintsev
35. Ae2-e3 Ne5-f3+
36. Af2:f3 Bi6:f3
Salute brainking2016 !
Personally, I welcome all experiments with Waterloo (design, rules, programming, games, etc.). New friends and new ideas mean more interest. It's great!
37. Qf1xf3
There are also rectangular " classical" 3D (see 8x8x2 Waterloo above) and even (following example of brothers Strugatskiy) 4D chess boards.
In the normal playing board for Waterloo (10 x 10 blue and white) what is extra block at the right ("r" and "s")? Are those extra pieces to put on the board later? It does look interesting
All is easy as pie. Alliances are very "strong" pieces (V-weapons) reserved ("r...s") for promotion and for the "merge" move of Guards (G+N=J). Commanders understand me.
LXIVC -IvanKosintsev
36. Af2:f3 Bi6:f3
37. Qf1:f3 Mg10-e9
IvanKosintsev wrote:
Alliances are very "strong" pieces (V-weapons) reserved ("r...s") for promotion and for the "merge" move of Guards (G+N=J). Commanders understand me.
Thanks! I think I understand. Those pieces are ready to play when other pieces promote or merge. The game looks fun!
38. 0-0
LXIVC -IvanKosintsev
37. Qf1:f3 Mg10-e9
38. 0-0-0 Gd8-f6
39. Ae3-c5
What happened? This is a losing move!
How? I don't see it.
39. Ae3-c5 Af8:c5
Of course I also can blunder but it seems to me that the only worthy solution for you in the position after 38 move is resignation. I very much hope that this is not your last Waterloo.
40. Sb5xc5
I am behind, but I'm not ready to give up yet
Dec 23, 2016
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#299
I really respect that attitude, LXIVC. You're awesome.
Keep going.
This is a great game, both you guys.
35. Ae2-e3