Dennis wrote:
<snip>
"
Instead you /now/ have ONE set of R marching down FOUR sets of B
RT RD RF RP <-
attackers
BT BF BF BP
round 1
BF BD BP BF
round 2
BD BP BD BD
round 3
BP BT BT BT
round 4
"
Yes this is how the problem works.
Also keep in mind that an attack is only valid if the target is still alive,
otherwise the attacker would move to the next one.
So pre-computing an attack plan/outcome or storing it might not be so usefull
for on color, since the other color might already be dead and thus attack plan
was calculated incorrectly potentially.
So it's quite a difficult/complex/dynamic problem !
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