What is the correct word to describe “early draw”?
I am currently working on an analogue game in which draws are possible between two players. I wrote a routine that is able to detect if a game will be a draw while it is not yet completed. If it is enabled, then when it’s done, it automatically performs the same step.
I always need the correct verb to describe a situation in order to know my routine. I have thought of the word tie, but from the reading that I have done, it appears like tie mostly refer to a current state, nothing more. I have thought of the word “tie”, but from the reading that I have done, it seems like tie mostly refer to a current state. If the match is a draw or a tie it becomes possible to win, but not winable to everyone, can everyone win?
If a game is a draw, how comes the position of any players on the board?
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What is the term “stalemate” and why?
In every game, everyone on the table looks at the opponent having already changed his/her move. This makes it easier for the player to understand the outcome. Is there ever a stalemate between two players?
If a game’s out of three ends in draw, then players must call a stalemate and end the game, even if there are only 3 moves left to play. In the same way a computer can look ahead any number of possible moves and decide there is no winnable outcome, and declare the game over.
When we use terms to refer to “tie” and “draw” we can also use both of them. Would anyone please declare isStalemate (or isDraw) as true, and possibly add a statement below to explain how this means it’s inevitable that neither player will win.
