Clarify question about chess phases - #374
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The LLM was confused about what 'chess phase' was referring to: However, the question refers to the three strategic "phases of chess": the Opening, Middlegame, and Endgame. While your focus on the project's "Phase 0" is helpful for your planning, you’ll also want to consider which part of the actual game logic will be hardest to implement. For example, will the complex tactics of the middlegame or the precise rules of the endgame be more challenging to code?
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The LLM was confused about what 'chess phase' was referring to:
However, the question refers to the three strategic "phases of chess": the Opening, Middlegame, and Endgame. While your focus on the project's "Phase 0" is helpful for your planning, you’ll also want to consider which part of the actual game logic will be hardest to implement. For example, will the complex tactics of the middlegame or the precise rules of the endgame be more challenging to code?