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The following are readers' comments and ratings for the page Chess on a 12 by 12 board.
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| 13 Dec 2000 | None | Correction: Actually this game is very similar to chess on infinite size board which is regular chess played on infinite sized board with a stipulation that For Each piece there exist another piece that is within 8 spaces away, put it another way for each piece there is a 8x8 square that includes at least another piece in it. And the pawn rule is changed to that pawns can promote if it is on a rank beyond which (in the forward direction) there is no opponent pieces. In practice, of course this game does not really need a infinite sized board but a ever changing board. |
| 13 Dec 2000 | Good | Actually this game is very similar to chess on infinite size board which is regular chess played on infinite sized board with a stipulation that no two pieces be more than 8 spces away from each other, or put it another way that for every two pieces, there exist a 8x8 square such that these two pieces are within the square. And the pawn rule is changed to that pawns can promote if it is on a rank beyond which (in the forward direction) there is no opponent pieces. In practice, of course this game does not really need a infinite sized board but a ever changing board. |
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