Author: Mark Young
Date: 03:01:50 09/20/98
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On September 19, 1998 at 19:19:02, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On September 19, 1998 at 18:48:22, Mark Young wrote: > >>On September 19, 1998 at 10:26:27, Thorsten Czub wrote: >> >>>Never. >> >>Never what? >> >>You will never stop attacking Fritz 5. > >i will stop "attacking" fritz in the moment it plays chess and not only emulates >chess. this is a difference. if it plays good chess, i will stop complaining >about it's style. Ok. Let see how good your word is. Here is a None SSDF rating list. I see Fritz 5 Number 1 on the list with a 2600 rating. I see Chess System Tal on the list at #11 with a 2411 rating. I see Fritz 5 almost 200 rating points better then Chess System Tal. Is Selective Search in the pocket of Fritz 5? Does Selective Search hate Chess System Tal? If the answer is no to both then keep your word. How can Fritz 5 not play good chess when it kicks the hell out of Chess System Tal by 200 rating points. And Chess System Tal is your measure of a good chess program that plays good chess. I guess you will have to attack Selective Search now or keep your word, Or is your word no good. Computer Chess MAGAZINE: Selective Search RATINGS UPDATED: 21/July 1998 PC PROGRAMS Ratings are based on Pentium Pro/MMX machines at 200-233MHz. ...BCF.Elo...Program 1. 250 2600 Fritz5 2. 249 2592 Nimzo98 3. 248 2584 Hiarcs6 4. 246 2568 Rebel9 5. 245 2563 MChess Pro7 6. 244 2560 MChess Pro6 7. 244 2558 Rebel8 8. 243 2551 Genius5 9. 238 2511 Shredder2 10. 237 2502 Junior4.6 11. 226 2411 CS-Tal
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