Ah, so moves that would be annotated with a square 'ffwere "legal move" replaced with "sound move"[ i.e. maintains theoretical result of round's score]. I wonder if acute'ly forcible scenarios particularly for several turns by both sides tend to be more drawing than overtly obtuse ie nothreatening/quiescent positions
The acuteness often appears in gambits, exchanges but not necessarily. In my thread about acuteness U can see an old example, called Immortal Draw, consisting exclusively in 1-acute moves.
Ah, so moves that would be annotated with a square 'ffwere "legal move" replaced with "sound move"[ i.e. maintains theoretical result of round's score]. I wonder if acute'ly forcible scenarios particularly for several turns by both sides tend to be more drawing than overtly obtuse ie nothreatening/quiescent positions