Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 07:44:01 12/17/00
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On December 17, 2000 at 10:28:24, Jeff Lischer wrote: >On December 17, 2000 at 04:47:04, Tony Hedlund wrote: > >>On December 16, 2000 at 09:27:11, Jeff Lischer wrote: >> >>>Tony, can you say what Century 3 setting you are using to play this game? I >>>assume strongest settings, but what about the learning settings. Do you use >>>"rebel a" or "rebel a b"? Do you know if all SSDF testers use the same settings? >>>Thanks. >> >>Hello Jeff, >> >>Bertil got a email from Ed which he posted to all our testers. It said: >> >>Hi Bertil, >> >>The best way to test C3 is: >> >>1) default settings >>2) Hash table size 60 MB (minimum) >>3) REBEL.EXE W6 A >> >>The "A" parameter disables the automatic abort when the game >>is at -5.00 cq + 5.00 and enables learning. So don't forget the >>"A" parameter. >> >>To ensure C3 is on its strongest settings see menu OPTIONS -> >>STRONGEST SETTINGS. >> >>Tony > >Thanks for the ansewer. Just one follow-up question: do you really use the "W6" >option? That would limit C3's hash table size to 60MB, whereas it looks like the >other programs usually get 128 MB. To get 100 MB for C3 you would have to use: >"REBEL.EXE W7 A" then go to OPTIONS -> STRONGEST SETTINGS. Right, but then Rebel must autoplay from Windows, which is not always feasible. Besides, in Rebel is slightly faster in DOS, about 5%. Enrique
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