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by JumpCrisscross
1249 days ago
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> where the knight must go is the easy part because there something interesting to do there (like capturing a piece) The aim is to build an intuition for where the knight can traverse without getting captured in N moves. If you can see further into the future than your opponent, you may notice a pattern before they have a chance to stop it. This intuition isn’t fundamentally tied to notation. But having intuition for the notation facilitates it since that’s how discussion and literature will interface with you. |
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