In "history of the entire world, i guess, for the chess game that Britain and Russia play to represent "The Great Game", was there any particular reason to use Brujin W - Kloos H (1851) ?
yes. that would be part of what i call a "STOP" strategy that i use sometimes. When assembling that scene, it was first very important to me that i find a game between a british person and a russian person, and it was also important that it was an evenly balanced game. I don't remember whether i was able to actually find a game that meets those criteria. If i was, then it means you're wrong about what game it was. But i do remember searching for many hours, so, if you are right, that means i employed my "STOP" strategy which means stop pouring my time directly into the garbage