H.G.M. wrote: ... After an unequal trade, andy Chess game becomes a game
between different armies. ...
And thus I am convinced, that I have to include this aspect into SMIRF's successor's detail evaluation function.
... This can still be done in a reasonably realistic mix of
pieces, e.g. replacing Q and C on one side by A, and on the other side by
Q and A by C, so that you play 3C vs 3A, and then give additional Knight
odds to the Chancellors. ...
And by that this would create just the problem I have tried to demonstrate. The three Chancellors could impossibly be covered, thus disabling their potential to risk their own existence by entering squares already influenced by the opponent's side.
And thus I am convinced, that I have to include this aspect into SMIRF's successor's detail evaluation function.
... This can still be done in a reasonably realistic mix of pieces, e.g. replacing Q and C on one side by A, and on the other side by Q and A by C, so that you play 3C vs 3A, and then give additional Knight odds to the Chancellors. ...
And by that this would create just the problem I have tried to demonstrate. The three Chancellors could impossibly be covered, thus disabling their potential to risk their own existence by entering squares already influenced by the opponent's side.