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 Chess problems.Chess problems differ from puzzles in the sense that you don't force mate, you just either win a good chunk of material or force your opponent to resign. There are quite a few drawing combinations also that, with the current puzzle system, can't be submitted. Take for example the following puzzle White moves and wins but he doesn't force mate in enough moves to able to submit it to the GK site. Having the possibility to submit tactical positions and more elaborate chess studies that don't force mate in a few moves would be really great and would improve a lot the quality of the site. |
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andy94 06-Aug-09, 04:27 |
Deleted by andy94 on 06-Aug-09, 04:31.
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andy94 06-Aug-09, 04:35 |
Anyway I saw mates in more than 40 moves in chess puzzles, but those ones hadnt many alternative solutions, thats why (I think) they are there. This puzzle is way shorter...I think about 25 moves about, but I dont think it can be posted in GK chess puzzles... Its a pity because its a very nice endgame mate. |
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But think about it, there is already so many cooked stuff posted here in the watertight (all variations leading to mate) directmate problems section, imagine what happens when that condition is lifted ... |
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andy94 06-Aug-09, 11:52 |
Right. |
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But that's where the power of feedback can come into play. If any problem is found to be incorrect, the users will surely pick up on it and vote it off. |
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