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The idea of trading castles and colors is, in principle, a good one – for strong and versatile players.
But – making trading a rule in the default settings is probably not a good idea, at least not yet. Otherwise, what should beginners or narrow, inexperienced players like me, who can’t play decently with some castles (and there are many of them), do? Yes, the top players are great and all that, but the rules should be universal.
An answer like, “Well, learn to play with all castles or stand aside while we, the “elite” players, decide how you should live,” is arrogant but not constructive.
Although, I repeat, the idea is good – perhaps it would be worth considering introducing trading for colors in a seasonal format for tactical reasons (with or without canceling the red rush). And introducing trading for colors and castles in serious tournaments like FB.
But – making trading a rule in the default settings is probably not a good idea, at least not yet. Otherwise, what should beginners or narrow, inexperienced players like me, who can’t play decently with some castles (and there are many of them), do? Yes, the top players are great and all that, but the rules should be universal.
An answer like, “Well, learn to play with all castles or stand aside while we, the “elite” players, decide how you should live,” is arrogant but not constructive.
Although, I repeat, the idea is good – perhaps it would be worth considering introducing trading for colors in a seasonal format for tactical reasons (with or without canceling the red rush). And introducing trading for colors and castles in serious tournaments like FB.
