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RicOlie_2

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#690020
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Star Wars: The New Dawn (The First Episode in DuracellEnergizer's New PT Re-Write) *COMPLETE*
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DuracellEnergizer said:

RicOlie_2 said:

I love the Spaceballs reference. :D

Truth be told, any reference to Spaceballs in there must be totally coincidental, because I didn't deliberately insert one (I can't even recognize it).

I thought this: "MAC: Beats me. Whatever it was, it's hutt pizza now" was a reference to Pizza the Hutt in Spaceballs who eats himself to death. I guess not. :D

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#690011
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How about a game of Japanese Chess, i.e. Shogi? Now playing Shogi4
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darth_ender said:

RicOlie_2 said:

HH*3f

 I assume you just mean 3? If so, HH*26

 No, sorry, that was a silly goof on my part due to the way I have my pieces set up. 3f is shorthand for 3 spaces forward on my board (as in the legal move for a knight), so I copied my captured knight over from my pieces box and then decided to change it to a heavenly horse. For some reason I wrote the knight's move ability instead of the square I meant, which was 20. :P

So HH*20

Also, I don't have a go-between in play at the moment, it's a pawn, and I have a goose/phoenix in your captured piece box.

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#689976
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How about a game of Japanese Chess, i.e. Shogi? Now playing Shogi4
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darth_ender said:

HHx18+N

We've been forgetting to note promotions, haven't we. Just to make sure you remembered (because I didn't :P), you have a phoenix on square 5.

Wow, I'm impressed by the sneakiness of your move.  This is what I was wondering if it was possible: can clever combinations be pulled off on a 1D board?  I think you are demonstrating that yes, they can.

 They sure can. They have to be done differently than on a 2D board though, because pieces usually have to be moved off of squares in order to make room for other pieces. As a result, you have to do things in the right order to minimize your losses.

GBx18+P

EDIT: If you forgot to promote the pawn, you can take your move back. I forgot to promote it until this turn as well, so it worked out better than I had anticipated (because I didn't expect to be able to take you with my P/GB).