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adella hardy wrote on Thu, Nov 23, 2023 06:29 AM UTC:

@H.G.Muller, Dear respected h.g.muller, could you take a minute read my

following ideas? thanks.
=== Design accurate counting chess new variants

1aaa. E.g., elephant -- A sW. H.G.Muller, could you set

the limit on the number of [ A ] moves, such as 10 moves, or

12 mvs, etc. . Then all the other moves for this elephant piece

will be sW.

1aab. E.g., for self pieces, could you set the overal limit on

the number of A moves, such as 30 moves ( or 31 mvs , etc. )

for self side?

If you could set up this algorithm by limiting the number of

certain piece moves, then Accurate Counting will be carried on

into the chess playing and brain will be forced to be accurately

attentive in counting and searching useful info. accurately.
What you do will contribute a lot to chess brain play, and

greatly enhance logical/mathematical chess tactics pinpointed. 

         Thanks so much.   
Sincerely, Adella.

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