Differentiate a genuine queen in crazyhouse #6165
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Also, for spectators who didn't see earlier moves or are unfamiliar with the variant, this would be useful. |
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All promoted pieces could show some residue of the pawn they promoted from. |
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Chess is a game of perfect information. Why move in the direction of hiding information. |
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Possible ideas: Idea 1. P stands for "Pawn" or "Promoted" Idea 2. Small pawn in the corner idea actually seems to be a good one. Idea 1: Idea 2: |
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Actually, there's nothing wrong with making this universal. We'll always know that a piece is promoted if it is. |
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Whats the point of standing out a promoted piece? A promoted piece doesnt
exist in chess. Once you promote the pawn because the piece you select.
Being promoted doesn't add anything to the game except for visually.
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Actually, there's nothing wrong with making this universal. We'll always
know that a piece is promoted if it is.
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It matters in crazyhouse, because recapturing a promotion only gives you a
pawn. But yes, it's clutter on standard chess.
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… Whats the point of standing out a promoted piece? A promoted piece doesnt
exist in chess. Once you promote the pawn because the piece you select.
Being promoted doesn't add anything to the game except for visually.
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Understood. But now that creates a problem for all the other variations
that doesn't benefit from this.
So it will need to be an ad hoc implementation for crazyhouse.
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It matters in crazyhouse, because recapturing a promotion only gives you a
pawn. But yes, it's clutter on standard chess.
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> Being promoted doesn't add anything to the game except for visually.
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Still new to java and related languages, but I assume this is an idea to go off of? public class Promo_x extends _x { |
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Like I said I believe this is a waste of time.
It doesn't matter if a pawn is promoted or not. The piece won't act
differently because it was promoted or the chess player will improve his
gameplay.
Now if you just want to practice your java scala skills then by all means
go ahead.
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Still new to java and related languages, but I assume this is an idea to
go off of?
public class Promo_x extends _x {
change the image
when captures .Promo_x, add pawn to pocket
}
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In crazyhouse it does matter because even though the piece moves the same, when a promo-queen is captured the opponent gets a pawn in the pocket instead of a queen, while capturing the original queen puts a queen in the opponent's pocket. Sometimes a player may have the decision to capture the original queen or a promoted queen and the difference between getting a pawn or queen in the pocket is important. Or if you need to sacrifice one of the queens and save the other, it would make more sense to sacrifice the promo-queen so your opponent only gets a pawn in the pocket instead of another queen. This issue only exists in crazyhouse, which is the original intent for this issue thread. This solution will only be active in crazyhouse, just like you said "So it will need to be an ad hoc implementation for crazyhouse." |
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Indeed! Go ahead. I did t know when you capture a promoted piece in
crazyhouse you actually get a pawn.
I dont play too much crazyhouse as you noted.
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In crazyhouse it does matter because even though the piece moves the same,
when a promo-queen is captured the opponent gets a pawn in the pocket
instead of a queen, while capturing the original queen puts a queen in the
opponent's pocket. Sometimes a player may have the decision to capture the
original queen or a promoted queen and the difference between getting a
pawn or queen in the pocket is important. Or if you need to sacrifice one
of the queens and save the other, it would make more sense to sacrifice the
promo-queen so your opponent only gets a pawn in the pocket instead of
another queen. This issue only exists in crazyhouse, which is the original
intent for this issue thread. This solution will only be active in
crazyhouse, just like you said "So it will need to be an ad hoc
implementation for crazyhouse."
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It's all good! now I don't know anybody else, but I like the concept of the "P" on the piece compared to the tiny pawn in the center. I think it is one of the cleanest options quickly available. |
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It doesnt look bad. I like it.
…On Fri, Jun 26, 2020, 3:22 PM ChesswurmOTB ***@***.***> wrote:
It's all good! now I don't know anybody else, but I like the concept of
the "P" on the piece compared to the tiny pawn in the center. I think it is
one of the cleanest options quickly available.
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In Crazyhouse i suppose it make sense to differentiate an genuine queen and a promoted one.
"For example, if my opponent has 2 queens on the board and I end up in a position where I can capture either one it would be nice to know at first glance which one will give me a queen in hand and which one will give me a pawn in hand and capture the correct one. "
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