Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 17:02:36 12/28/00
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What a true! Now I have a more clear vision why I can draw Century every time I do the neccesary effort: it is just matter of not losing in the middle game. In endings you can make nule game with just some common sense. Clearly Century does not know the treatment of almost -but only almost- objetively drawish endings. It does not know how to make some progress. You just armour yourself and he will begin to wander from one side to another, without a hint of an idea of what to do. In some positions it seems to me it make too much trust you are going to commit a decisive mistake IF such kind of mistake is possible and latent in the position. There resides, I think, part of the blame. He waits move after move even if you have showed beyond doubt that you are not going to fall into it. I imagine that after giving one or two chances to do that mistake, the program should drop that winning node as not feasible anymore and look for other thing. Fernando
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