22 Jun '10 10:35>
Finished!
The 288 billionth game is posted below.
Now I can concentrate on Para's question.
(What was it again?....Oh Yes...The perfect game).
The game of chess itself is perfect, I cannot think of one new rule
that would make it better, and taking one thing away from the game
would ruin it.
You are playing the perfect game everytime you play a game of chess.
Therefore EVERY game you play is the perfect game.
But if you want a 'suppose God played God' answer.
With best ever play by both sides....would that produce the perfect game?
No. Because no game would be played.
God would think about his first move and discover that White was in Zugswang.
Game No. 288 Billion.
The 288 billionth game is posted below.
Now I can concentrate on Para's question.
(What was it again?....Oh Yes...The perfect game).
The game of chess itself is perfect, I cannot think of one new rule
that would make it better, and taking one thing away from the game
would ruin it.
You are playing the perfect game everytime you play a game of chess.
Therefore EVERY game you play is the perfect game.
But if you want a 'suppose God played God' answer.
With best ever play by both sides....would that produce the perfect game?
No. Because no game would be played.
God would think about his first move and discover that White was in Zugswang.
Game No. 288 Billion.