Closed wuto-chai closed 3 years ago
would like to ask should we consider that a move destination equals to enemy's knight's one possible move destination as a kind of blocking situation? since it also "restricting the number of possible moves by the enemy"
I don't think so. Blocking a knight refers to the blocking rule of the knight piece.
would like to ask should we consider that a move destination equals to enemy's knight's one possible move destination as a kind of blocking situation? since it also "restricting the number of possible moves by the enemy"