Please don't fill this thread up with senseless crap. Make a new thread called 'tomtom sucks' or something and let it out there. And to make this post not a complete waste of time, I guess I'll do some analysis again since its been a long while.
35...Nc3 36.Kd2 Nxa2(I suppose this is the idea.) 37.c3 and our knight is effectively trapped.
Let's just focus on 35...Ne3 I first suggested 36.c3 a while back because it frees the white rooks from protecting the knight and starts the march of the c-pawn. A few have noted that white should just plan for c4 all at once to save time and I can't really argue. So I'll start analysis at 36.Kb2 and look at 36.c3 later.
35...Ne3 36.Kb2
36...Nf5 I thought this would goad white into playing Nxf5 to double our pawns since we're threatening h4, but analysis given so far makes 37.Nxf5 look bad for white so I doubt we can expect this move. If white wants to grab e7 he's going to have to protect his knight so now its either 37.c3 or 37.Kc3 and since Kc3 is just blocking his c-pawn which he's planning to march he might as well play 37.c3:
black to move:
The only other viable option I see for white is 37.Nc6 which is giving our rook more room to operate as in: 37...Nxh4 37.Rxe7 Rf5
white to move:
I don't have any forced lines from above, but white's position doesn't look good after Nxf3 and the march of the h-pawn. So back to the first position...
black to move:
I think Nxh4 followed by running with the h-pawn has got to be the best plan, something like 37...Nxh4 38.Rxe7 Kg8.
white to move:
Now, unfortunately white can force a draw or win the exchange because of a cute tactic... 39.Re8+ Kh7 40.Re7 Kg8 41.Re8+ Kg7? 42.Re4!
I forgot if someone already mentioned this.
So what do have besides 36...Nf5? Well, we have Kg8 or Kg7, Ng2, e5, Rc4 or Nc4+, a5 or a6. And I don't know which one to suggest. Kg8 or Kg7 looks the most natural. I think we may have considered a5 at some point. I'm going to focus on 36...e5 and 36...Ng2 though as they seem the most dangerous to me personally(continuing our plan to win his h-pawn and march ours). I think our next thread will probably be the most active thread we've had in a while as we look over each of these moves(if our opponent plays 36.Kc3).
Now, I'll look at 35...Ne3 36.c3 if we play 36...Nf5 then 37.Kb2 will transpose to above which we probably don't want. So, lets consider 36...Rxa2.
white to move:
37.Rxe7 seems sensible enough. 37...Ng2(we have Nd5 to, but I'm going with the h-pawn plan for now) 38.Rxf7+ Kg8 and we'll play Nxh4 after some rook move...
white to move (I picked 39.Rd7 other than staying on the 7th rank white could also consider Rf6 I suppose):
and it's anyone's guess as to who is better, but we have the outside passed pawn(or two of em) so I like our chances.
Ok, one more line...back to 35...Ne3 36.c3 Rxa2 37.Rxe7 Nd5:
Once again, 38.Rxf7+ Kg8 is natural enough followed by our 39...Nxc3
white to move(I picked 39.Rd7 though Rb7 is his other choice.):
and now we have to wade once more through a multitude of white responses. Though I'd imagine our plan is now wrapped around our a-pawn.
What about other 36th moves for white? If his plan is to march the c-pawn then 36.Kd2 should probably be considered as well. I don't think this is as strong as Kb2 though as we can play Ng2 and we'll be grabbing his a- and h-pawns. Someone else can look at it though 'cause I'm done for now.