42: too true;Nicosar has proposed more tactical detail and "complexity" at the cost of strategic focus for civ and I just could not resist fighting back. What made it bad was he didn't seem to understand what is meant by "strategy" in the first place.
The Forsyth notation has probably been around longer. It is a very quick way to write down a position. I don't find anything very readable short of a proper diagram. and even then only if I understand the position.
My King will soon be checkmated. Congrats, Algernon.
My plan to restrict the movement of your Bishop failed. I should have given more effort to development. Look at where my Rook is! It's on Square a8, where it started the game. If it were placed on e8 or f8 some time ago, I could still have had a fighting chance.
Yes, it is a bit risky to push your king's defenders, but I think it started to go wrong with your c5 move. It would have been a bit complicated if you had followed it with cxd instead of Nxd6.
Happy to play another (colours reversed - but not outcome, I hope ), or if you prefer to play someone else now, that's okay.
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