@12672
"That doesn't change anything about the game, from a practical standpoint"
++ A weak solution changes about the game from a practical standpoint.
Of course Chess is a draw, but knowing how to draw changes.
"a complete tablebase of the entire game?" ++ That is something expected for 2100.
"it would essentially kill chess in any format where assistance is possible (such as online chess) ... which would be rather unfortunate." ++ A weak solution also does that.
"the chess-player part of me isn't sure I'd like it at all"
++ 'Chess will die at the hands of those who love it most' - Bronstein
tygxc is about to falsely claim in response to this new commenter that chess can be weakly solved in the near future. Unfortunately for tygxc's reputation, it is widely known that tygxc bases these claims off of a complete lack of understanding of what "solved" means in game theory, assuming computer perfection despite not allowing any search space, and the weird delusion that statistical inference/conventional knowledge is mathematical proof.