Re: [spoon-discuss] Robot Chess

[SkArcher <SkArcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 11:31:56 -0500, Zarpint Jeremy Cook 
<mcfoufou@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> No, it was a reply to me--did you not get the post on grid ideas that 
> ended
> like that? Who else would talk about 11-dimensional space? :)
>
> And if you can even imagine picturing 11-dimensional space, you're a much
> better Nomic player than anyone else on Earth...
>
> Zarpint

I used to play 4 dimensional noughts and crosses (I think you lot in the 
US call it tic-tac-toe ?) years ago in school, and I seem to remember we 
eventually expanded it to 5D, but it is actually a little too easy in a 
one on one situation - the player who moves first almost always wins.

This 11 by 11 situation would have me treating loacation as a digital 
sequence where only 1 bit can be altered in a single operation. I wouldn't 
even attempt to think of it in terms of actual terrain.



SkArcher
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