I wonder what thoughts Robert and others have about multi-move mobility and
its influence on value. For simplicity of figures, let's calculate
empty-board mobility starting on a center square. In one or two moves, a
Rook can reach all 64 squares, while a bishop reach 32. On the other hand,
a Wazir can reach 13 and a Ferz can also reach 13. Are crowded-board,
averaged over all starting square numbers for two-move mobility of use for
piece values? Would it be necessary to also calculate three-move, etc
mobility?
Another question from the numbers above--does this indicate that the
Bishop is affected more detrimentally by colorboundness than the Ferz is?