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wrote on And now for move 30 it won't let me go from f5 to d7? There's got to be a bug - there aren't any pieces that would threaten her.
wrote on Does anybody know why I can't make my move 21 be c6-e4? Going diagonally down I shouldn't be in check ever.
wrote on Is it true that the Withdrawer can only kill when withdrawing in an orthogonal direction?
wrote on Aw nuts - you're right! Nevermind then - except it did make such a nice excuse for why I lost :)
wrote on Hey, Fergus, I think we've found two bugs: 1-the chameleon will 'pinch' any piece when it's only supposed to pinch a pawn, 2-it's possible to commit suicide for an immobilized piece and still move (using the notation @-d2;g2-f2 )
wrote on Oh please. You had me at move three. A few killer mistakes at the beginning make a big difference.
wrote on Yeah, I noticed that too.
wrote on I think the forward movement is the point. This is a game of attack (and
movement within the enemy zone, but not retreat). I noticed the pieces
even look forward facing.
My impression of the rules was that you have to choose to promote the
pieces (it takes a turn), and if you reach the final rank you can't move
them until you promote them. Of course I was mistaken about some of
Ultima's rules too.
wrote on Gosh Chad, you've got me. Hurry and finish it off painlessly.
wrote on I know what you're saying, but the chameleon withdrew tangent to the withdrawer. It's supposed to only work when it withdraws directly away. Poor thing. I promised her I would keep her protected, and now this happens. I think it's a bug.
wrote on Hey! How did he just eat my withdrawer? Did that chameleon just become a pawn? That's not fair.
wrote on Well apparently this works - I don't know if they'll censor us if we trash talk though. Sometimes that's half the fun.
wrote on Hey - I'm seeing whether it's possible to add comments here.