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11. November 2011, 13:09:48
Lightbug 
Subject: Loop Chess - pawn drop restriction
Has anyone thought of restricting pawn drops to files where a player does not already have a pawn? This might make them less deadly and less likely to be "abused". I've noticed that sometimes players can barricade their king by dropping additional pawns on the 3rd rank making an attack against the king too difficult and makes the game slow. I think pawn drops were designed to go on the 7th rank or somewhere else to attack 2 pieces, but barricading the king makes the game not fun and makes me want to play Shogi where there restriction exists.

11. November 2011, 15:31:05
Justaminute 
Subject: Re: Loop Chess - pawn drop restriction
Lightbug:
win or lose, I rarely have games that go beyond 30 moves in loop chess so I don't think the attacker needs any additional help.

11. November 2011, 15:57:00
rabbitoid 
Subject: Re: Loop Chess - pawn drop restriction
Lightbug: Concentrating on defence in this variant is probably the worst tactic. The offence wins almost always.

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