Derek Nalls wrote on Tue, Dec 15, 2015 04:13 AM UTC:
Inventing chess variants strictly to be "computer resistant" is not a
worthy goal. It is intentionally disruptive. However, inventing chess
variants to be theoretically deep (i.e., possess a high branching factor)
is a worthy goal (amongst several other, desirable game characteristics).
Of course, it is probable to also be "computer resistant" incidentally.
