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Of course, I mean variants that build on each other. They are then obsolete.
Okay, HaruN Y seems to have no problem with such a representation, which seems efficient. But we should be careful not to use this as a yardstick! Because then we can stamp 99 percent or something on new variants and no one will post anymore.
Hi HaruN Y,
I can't see what your variants have to do with my idea of the bull's eye, which concern the central squares d4, d5, e4 and e5 and where the pieces are given move possibilities corresponding to those of the queen and knight in combination.
Otherwise, I think the possibility of offering various variants in one diagram is very effective.
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I must admit I'm still a bit torn about the name of this one; the acronym is oddly pleasingly pronounceable, but I'm quite wary of this kind of ‘name‐without‐naming’ —
Please forgive me for saying that your comment is of a rather academic nature. With so many names of published games that have no relation to the game, mine is more likely to have a chance of recognition. You may not like it, but my naming is still original - isn't it ;-)?
Note also that both this game and Snappy Ch. label the Dragon King's diagonal step incorrectly as a Wazir rather than a Ferz
You observed this very carefully; thank you for noticing my lapse. I have of course changed it in both proposals.
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I can understand the changes/restructuring you have made. I am confident that a human player will be able to cope with the current description of the game. Incidentally, I think we have already spent enough time making changes, so I kindly ask you to publish the current status. Thank you for your efforts.
Somehow I'm not getting anywhere with my suggestions - 'Morphomania' excluded. Perhaps everything is within the bounds of norm.
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You're quite right - I'm guessing at what you mean. I am therefore grateful for your offer to change the page as you mean it. Sorry you have the work now, wasn't my intention.
I have made changes and hope that it fits now.
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I think that the table diagrams I use show the morphing possibilities quite well. But I readily admit that there can be different forms of presentation. I have opted for these and would welcome it if it could stay that way.
May I ask discreetly whether anything is still missing in terms of 'Morphomania' and 'Crossroads'?
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