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Subject: Re: Strange things with computeraccounts!

Author: liam hearns

Date: 15:03:48 03/19/01

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On March 19, 2001 at 17:52:17, Chuck wrote:

>On March 19, 2001 at 14:57:56, Ingo Bauer wrote:
>
>>Hello all
>>
>>I am having a computeraccount running on ICC for about 2 days now. I want to
>>report some strange (in fact funny) things that i recognized with this account.
>>I made about 80 to 100 games with a time control of 5 0. I didnt count the
>>number exactly but about 5 to 10 of this games where played against different
>>humans with a rating between 1200 to 1800. Because i am watching every single of
>>these games i realized that these people play chess from a different star. Every
>>move right into the ponder. The opening moves are played as fast and deep as my
>>computer plays them. If half of the playing time is over i tell the opponent a
>>sentence like: "WOW you are playing VERY good for a 1500 rated Player. I will
>>store everything and send this to an admin. Maybe you will earn some extra
>>points". At this point (till now) the next move needs a little bit more time
>>than the ones before (of course only because the player has to read my message)
>>and after that EVERY player is starting to blunder. :-)))
>>
>>I am asking myself why these people doing things like that. I cant believe that
>>they do this to have virtual points on a virtual server somewhere in the world?
>>Does anyone has a better explanaition? Is there someone who has a similar
>>experiences? Pls post here.
>>
>>Bye and stay fair
>>Ingo Bauer
>
>Isn't that what you're doing it for? Otherwise, why would you care? What they
>are doing is wrong, but so is your kibitzing in the middle of a game. Especially
>when you're not even playing. Please try to be objective when you consider this.
>
>Regards,
>
>Chuck



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