@ry
Hmm... probably.
Random Generator vs Perfect Computer
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EscherehcsE wrote:
rychessmaster1 wrote:
Also I would say the odds of the rng generator even lasting 20 moves is under 50%
That could be tested, but it would be one useless piece of trivia, haha.
I tried it a bit... and was reminded that depending on how you randomize it, you can end up with a lot of pawn moves 
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If it was a human trying to beat it as fast as possible, it would be like 7 moves average
But the engine goes for best moves over threatening mate every time so closer to 20 moves for it
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Yeah.... one time I tried a handicap bullet game... the rule was I wasn't allowed to capture anything (lol)
But when the opponent knows this rule beforehand it's basically impossible to win.
Wait for quantum computation to hit home users.
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Also I would say the odds of the rng generator even lasting 20 moves is under 50%
That could be tested, but it would be one useless piece of trivia, haha.