Author: John Warfield
Date: 12:51:01 12/19/99
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On December 19, 1999 at 15:30:57, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Hi: >After receiving Millenium package and playing couple of games with each at 40 >moves in 90 minutes, both Genius 6,5 and schredder 4 in my Armada 266 Mhz with >more than 80 Mb in RAM, my impressio is that both are very strong, yes, and a >lot stronger than me, OK, but still they are not so edgy, pushing, enterprising >and interesting as Century is. Genius 6,5 does not seem to be so different to >his predecesors: he win against a player like me -2100 elo- , but only after >heavy fight and an slow atrittions of my forces duly helped by the unavoidable >tactical mistake that happens after so long a game...Schredder is somewhat more >sharp, maybe a lot more in middle game, but equally you does not feel he same >degree of inmediate pressure that Century produces from the very first minute. >Century begins to make life miserable with the first move after openning phase >is finished and if you does not know well each line, as it is my case due to >deep chess lazyness, the slight imprecision in your piece meal improvisation " a >la Lasker" will put you in problems at once. Not htat Century has longer lines, >but seems to know what to do in that difficult phase of he game. So, it seems >we must wait Tiger for something really new. Until now, I consider Century my >best 1999 purchase. You Are absolutely Correct about rebel century!! I thought I was the only one who noticed this sharp rebel playing style!!! It feels way stronger than all the other programs to me, although it will lose to them.
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